Rami Abbas, the agent of Egypt captain and Liverpool star Mohamed Salah, has denied the fact that the Reds star has agreed to move to the Saudi league this summer.
New reports have emerged that Mohamed Salah is 100 per cent open to moving to Saudi Arabia in the future, but wants to wait and see the right project before making his decision next year.
But Rami Abbas denied it again, writing: “Neither I nor Mohamed Salah discussed this with anyone.”
Details of the offer of the Saudi Al Ittihad Club to sign with Mohamed Salah
Saudi press reports confirmed that the Saudi club Al-Ittihad entered into serious negotiations to include Salah, and the newspaper “Sports” Saudi Arabia that the Saudi club offered Liverpool 60 million pounds, in addition to a huge salary for the pharaoh contract extends for two seasons.
The newspaper revealed that the salary of the Union offered to Salah up to £1.6 million per week, an increase of more than 3 times and up to 1.2 million more than his salary with Liverpool, which currently amounts to 400 thousand pounds per week, after the renewal of his last contract, which extends until June 2025.
Liverpool succeeded in renewing Mohamed Salah’s contract in the summer of 2022 to continue with the team until 2025, as the club doubled his salary from £200,000 a week to 400.
Romeo Lavia ruled out of Southampton’s cup match due to move to Liverpool
Southampton have ruled out midfielder Romeo Lavia from the squad for the League Cup match against Glingham due to his imminent move to Liverpool.
Romeo Lavia fears of missing Liverpool’s matches in the cup if he participates with Southampton during today’s match, which caused his absence from the meeting, indicating that he is close to resolving the transfer to the Reds.
According to the newspaper “Liverpool Echo”, Romeo Lavia wants to settle the deal before Friday so that he can participate in Chelsea’s opening match for the Reds in the Premier League.
Southampton earlier rejected a new offer from Liverpool’s management to sign Belgian international Romeo Lavia during the current summer transfer window for £41 million other than additions.
Liverpool have already made a £35m offer, plus two million extras in a first offer to sign the Belgian.
According to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, Chelsea is also struggling to include the player in its ranks to strengthen the midfield before the start of the new season.
The report said Southampton would like £50m for the 19-year-old Lavia, who moved from Manchester City last summer to his current club.
Liverpool are hoping to secure the Belgian midfielder’s services to compensate for Guardan Henderson’s possible departure to the Saudi Accord over the past few days.
