In world football, Mohamed Salah’s future is still one of the most talked-about subjects. Liverpool refused to give up on him even though Saudi Arabia fought tooth and nail to get his signature last summer. The Reds insisted on keeping their star attacker for this season even after making a bid that broke all previous records.
As Salah approaches the last 12 months of his contract, many anticipated a sharp decline in the amount of money needed for a possible sale, but that doesn’t appear to be the case. Football Insider has an update stating that Saudi Arabia knows what they intend to provide Salah this time around.
In his recent Inside Track podcast, former Aston Villa and Everton manager Keith Wyness stated that a nine-figure offer is once again being considered for the 31-year-old sensation.
“According to Saudi sources, he has one year left on his contract at age 31, and the figures I’m hearing are about £70 million plus add-ons of about another £30 million. In the Saudi Pro League, I think those extras will be fairly attainable in terms of goals and trophies. We’re looking at that figure, which gives them the £100 million headline figure. Liverpool would be wise to cash in on him right now, in my opinion.
“This summer, Liverpool ought to accomplish it, in my opinion. With only one year remaining, it would be prudent to accept the large sum of money at this time.
