Saudi Arabia delegates reportedly send new astonishing bid to Liverpool for Mohammed Salah.
According to reports, the Saudi delegation has offered Liverpool a mouth-watering sum that could eclipse the Premier League transfer record for the signing of Mohammed Salah.
What has happened?
Last season’s SPL champions Al-Ittihad, one of four teams owned by PIF, signed Ballon d’Or winner Karim Benzema and Premier League star N’golo Kante.
Saudi delegates have reportedly arrived in England to rekindle negotiations with Liverpool for Mohammed Salah.
Ex-Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson has insisted that he did not leave Liverpool to join Saudi side Al Ettifaq for financial reasons.
They do not appear content to stop there; they want to bring Salah from Liverpool. They had a bid for roughly £150 million rejected during the transfer window, and while the European window has closed, the SPL can still undertake transfer business until September 7th, the league’s stated transfer deadline. They are said to have returned to try to wrest control of the Egyptian from Anfield.
Al-Ittihad’s fresh offer
According to the Daily Mail, the Reds have been offered a fresh offer of £215 million to tempt Liverpool into selling them Mohammed Salah.
It remains to be seen if Liverpool accept this reported astonishing bid, given the impossibility of replacing Salah due to the close of the transfer window.
However, the Saudi delegations might continue to push despite a negative report, with the league said to be desperate to land the Egyptian before the close of their own window.
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