Liverpool Football Club has recently set a baseline price for their renowned forward, Mohamed Salah, amid swirling rumors linking him to a potential move to Saudi Arabia during the upcoming summer transfer window.
As the departure of current manager Jurgen Klopp looms on the horizon, uncertainty clouds the atmosphere at Anfield, with speculation rife regarding Salah’s future at the club.
Last summer saw Al-Ittihad table a substantial €150 million bid for Salah, swiftly rebuffed by Liverpool. Reports hinted at a possible escalation to €200 million before the transfer window slammed shut.
Former Aston Villa and Everton CEO, Keith Wyness, has stirred the rumor mill by suggesting Salah’s eventual destination could be Saudi Arabia. However, the specifics of any potential move hinge significantly on Liverpool’s managerial appointment and an assessment of the squad under new leadership.
According to Spanish outlet Fichajes, Liverpool is open to offloading Salah for a fee exceeding £100 million, establishing a firm “minimum price” for his services. Moreover, there are murmurs suggesting that Liverpool might entertain offers for Luis Diaz if Salah agrees to a new contract.
Nevertheless, renowned transfer expert Fabrizio Romano underscores that Liverpool’s transfer strategy remains fluid, with the primary focus directed towards appointing a new director and manager to steer the club forward.
Liverpool is reportedly making a final push to convince Michael Edwards, the club’s former sporting director, to return. However, failing that, they are poised to proceed with restructuring the board and filling the void by appointing a new director of football.
