Liverpool have reportedly rejected a mega bid for Mohammed Salah from Al Ittihad. However, the Saudi giants are preparing a second bid.
The Reds also have no intention of accepting the bid to sell their star player. Mohamed Salah is also in no hurry to leave the Premier League giants.
LIVERPOOL REJECT MEGA BID FOR THEIR STAR PLAYER
According to reports, Liverpool have rejected a mega bid for Mohamed Salah. The report also claims that Saudi giants Al- Ittihad made the bid. It also claims that the Saudi giants made a bid of over 100 million plus substantial add-ons in the deal. However, the Reds immediately rejected the bid. They also have no intention of selling their star man on the deadline day of a transfer window.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is also expecting Mohamed Salah to stay at the club. He further adds, “The position remains the same,”. “Absolutely no doubt about that. That’s how it is. Nothing else to say.” Jurgen Klopp also has made it clear that the club has not received any important bid from their side. He further said on a potential Saudi bid for Salah, “Not as far as I know, but that doesn’t mean a lot to be honest.”
THE REDS ARE HOPING TO SEAL THE SIGNING OF RYAN GRAVENBERCH ON THE DEADLINE DAY
According to reports, Liverpool are hoping to seal the transfer of Ryan Gravenberch. The midfielder has already completed his medical. Bayern Munich and the Reds are also exchanging documents to complete the deal before the end of the summer transfer deadline. The report also claims that the Premier League giants will pay a fee of 40 million plus 5 million add-ons for the midfielder.
Liverpool have made major changes in the midfield this summer transfer window. Hence, the potential sale of Mohamed Salah does not make sense on the deadline day of the summer transfer window. However, the Reds owners are also aware that the Saudi transfer window closes on the 7th September. Hence, the Saudi giants Al-Ittihad will definitely make a second bid.
However, the expectation is that Liverpool will reject any possible bids for Mohamed Salah. They are also in no pressure to sell the Egyptian forward. Hence, Jurgen Klopp can now focus on the big season ahead in the Premier League and Europa League.
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