According to one rumor, Mohamed Salah’s future may have be determined, while another indicates the club may be trying to trigger a release clause to get his replacement through the door as soon as this month. This is your summary of the most recent Liverpool news.
‘Done’: Mohamed Salah deal
Liverpool is going to experience life without Mohamed Salah for a short while. This is not the first time the team has had to release him for the AFCON, as Jürgen Klopp has emphasized. In the past, that has also meant losing Sadio Mané.
Nevertheless, the 31-year-old Egyptian feels that this absence has a little more significance because his contract with Liverpool expires next year. In the end, no one is certain how long Salah will stay at Anfield after his return from international service.
Apparently, everyone except Paul Robinson. He made it clear in an interview with Football Insider that he thought a move to Saudi Arabia was a “done deal.”
“It’s a done deal for me,” he declared.For his own aspirations, for his own fortune, and to leave his family with his inherited wealth.
Furthermore, due to his religious convictions. He will be a legend in that league.
“Cristiano Ronaldo was dominant there at the beginning, but his playing days are limited. In that league, Mohamed Salah is superior to Ronaldo. The money he brings to that league and the attention it piques. Without a question, that will be the greatest contract the Premier League has ever seen.
Robinson deserves some credit for this, but even with the term “done deal,” it sounds more like an opinion. Football Insider has mentioned Robinson’s “connections in senior circles of the game, particularly the Middle East.” Nevertheless, all options are still open and nothing has been decided as of yet.
If Salah does decide to depart, Liverpool would probably search for a replacement right winger. Harvey Elliott could step up, and that option will undoubtedly be tested over the course of the next several weeks, but a transfer market solution is more plausible.
The candidate Michael Olise is one. Chelsea even activated his $45 million (£35 million/€41 million) release clause in an attempt to sign him during the summer, but the Frenchman displayed remarkable foresight by declining the Stamford Bridge approaches.
The release clause in his new Crystal Palace contract is significantly larger. However, Football Insider claims that Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester City—all of whom are keeping an eye on Olise—have not been deterred by this.
Moreover, Liverpool is ready to “go ahead” of the competition and capture him in the January transfer window, according to Paisley Gates of the print edition of La Gazzetta Dello Sport. It would be willing to pay a premium, up to $76 million (£60 million/€70 million), to Crystal Palace in order to get him released “quickly.”
Olise has something about him, as evidenced by the interest from so many elite teams, and it makes some sense that he beat Chelsea and Manchester City to the punch. The 22-year-old would benefit from initially taking Salah under his wing as well. However, it still doesn’t appear likely that this month will witness such a change.https://halftimesportnews.com/uncategorized/liverpool-could-…h-as-the-deal-is
