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Today, Thursday, the newspaper “Relevo” reported that the Saudi Al-Ittihad club has a new goal in the sequence of the European summer transfer period: it is Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool star and its first star. The Arabs plan to offer about 100 million euros to the Reds in order to include the striker in their team.
In addition to the dealings with the Merseyside club, the talks with the Egyptian are encouraging and could break Cristiano Ronaldo’s records. According to the information, the Saudis will provide more than 200 million euros to the athlete, in a three-year contract. The Portuguese is currently the highest paid player in the league, earning only 200 million in European currency.
Intrigued by the union project, there are two points Salah can convince. Tigres do not view the FIFA Club World Cup 2023 as any other tournament and the aim is to be champions, which could convince a player to make a move. Moreover, the opportunity to work in a Muslim country, which is his religion, will also catch his eye. The religious argument even convinced potential teammate Karim Benzema to accept the current national champion’s proposal.
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Al-Ittihad will offer him a salary that will make him the highest-paid player in the Saudi Professional League. ??????????????????
The Saudi club has already met with its representatives in Doha and will offer him a fee greater than Cristiano Ronaldo.
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August 24, 2023
Salah is one of Liverpool’s great stars, arriving at the club in 2017. In just over six years, he has made 307 appearances, scored 187 goals and provided 80 assists, in addition to historic titles such as the 2018-2019 UEFA Champions League and the FA Cup. Football (FIFA). The 2019 Club World Cup and the first English Premier League in the history of the Merseyside Club, in the 2019-20 season.
Besides Benzema, the federation also agreed with three other players, benefiting from the financial contribution from the Public Investment Fund. The Brazilian Fabinho followed the same path that Mohamed Salah might follow, and Liverpool sold him for 40 million pounds sterling. N’Golo Kante, the French defensive midfielder, has left Chelsea and has agreed to go to Tigres for a free fee; Also from the UK, striker Jota was signed from Celtic in a deal worth €25m.
