Another blow on the table! Arabia, close to leaving Liverpool without Mo Salah

This week Saudi Arabia surprised to many in the European market when closing the signing of Gabri Veiga, one of the greater promises of the Spanish football. Now, 'The Gazzetta dello Sport' and 'Relief' have informed that the following bombazo can star it the To the-Ittihad of Karim Benzema and Kante is preparing an offer estratosférica by the Egyptian forward of the Liverpool, Mohamed Salah.

As it aims the information, the figure that would offer would reach the 300 million euros. Of that mount total, 100 millions would be destined to the Liverpool like traspaso by the player, whereas the remaining 200 millions would go directly to stop to the pocket of Salah in shape of wage, covering an agreement of 3 years, something that has done to doubt to the African attacker on his continuity in Anfield.

This offer beyond all doubt would be an authentic bombazo in the Premier League, although the Liverpool resists in being flexible regarding the idea to give off of a forward that has contested 307 parties, annotating 187 goals and delivering 80 assistances. However, the player wants to go, taking into account the súper agreement that To the Ittihad has prepared for him and the religious beliefs of the own footballer.

The Liverpool resists to lose to his last big star

By his part, the team of Klopp is immersed in an important reconstruction, remaining besides out of the Champions League for this new season. Thus the German trainer does not want to lose to his best player and even still expects to reinforce the centre of the field, but to his 31 years the Egyptian seems decided to take his last big agreement and not expecting that the 'Reds' can go back to be a team of first line in Europe.

The true is that the trainer, does some weeks, pronounced on the gone of footballers to the Arab country and commanded a message to UEFA and FIFA. "One of the worst things, if I do not make a mistake, is that the market of hard Saudi Arabia three weeks more. UEFA or FIFA have to put remedy to this", highlighted. Now it seems that the words of the German have been premonitorias.