The Egyptian international Mohamed Salah was a transfer target for Saudi Pro League clubs this summer, and it appears that they will attempt to acquire him again in 2024.
Fabrizio Romano disclosed to CaughtOffside in an exclusive interview for the Debrief Podcast, the complete version of which will be released later today, that it is anticipated that Saudi clubs will make another effort to acquire Salah in the near future.
Obviously, this does not imply that Liverpool will release such a crucial player, but it is evident that this narrative will persist for the Reds, despite their best efforts to suppress it.
Salah was acquired by Liverpool from Roma in 2017 and has since become a club legend; therefore, it is possible that the Merseyside powers are now willing to allow him to leave for a substantial transfer fee, given that he spent his prime with them.
Additionally, Romano downplayed the possibility that a striker from Napoli, Victor Osimhen, would relocate to Saudi Arabia, stating that remaining in Europe remains his top priority.
Ensure you tune in later, as Romano also discussed the possibility that Kevin De Bruyne or Luka Modric, among others, will join Saudi Arabia as high-profile acquisitions.
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Liverpool ‘eyeing’ deal for Serie A star as Alisson Becker injury ‘update’ emerges
All the latest news and transfer rumours surrounding Liverpool as attention turns to the Europa League.
Liverpool, who earned a hard-fought point against Manchester City over the weekend, is now getting ready for Europa League action.
The away point might be important later in the season for the Reds, who are still in the middle of the Premier League title fight after Trent Alexander-Arnold’s late goal erased Erling Haaland’s first-half goal.
Jurgen Klopp’s team is almost guaranteed to advance in the Europa League, but they must defeat Toulouse, as the two teams are tied with just two points.
Liverpool would avoid having to play two extra games in the campaign if they were to top the group. We have compiled the most recent Anfield news and transfer rumors in the interim.
Liverpool have reportedly been eyeing AC Milan starlet Francesco Camarda. According to 90min, the Reds are already planning for the future when it comes to attacking options, and they like the look of 15-year-old Camarda, who has been in fine form with AC Milan’s youth teams.
Not only has Camarda racked up the goals for the youth sides, he became the youngest player in Serie A history over the weekend, coming on for Milan against Fiorentina. Milan can offer Camarda a professional contract when he turns 16, but it’s claimed Liverpool may move to attempt to turn his head.
Alisson blow
Liverpool could be without goalkeeper Alisson Becker until the new year after he suffered a hamstring injury during the draw with City over the weekend. According to Evening Standard, Alisson’s hamstring injury is causing concern as Liverpool prepare for a Europa League clash this week.
The report claims Alisson could be out until 2024 if initial fears are correct, although nothing has been confirmed at this point, with tests ongoing.
The goalkeeper is a crucial part of Klopp’s side and a month or more long absence would be a significant blow heading into the festive fixtures.
Speaking of the injury, Klopp said after the draw at City: “The shadow on this game is obviously that Ali felt something and Diogo felt something – something we have to assess and then we will see.
I hope it’s not that serious [Alisson’s injury], but I don’t have the answer – no clue in the moment what it is. I spoke to him and he said he only felt [it] a little bit, but we have to wait for the scan.”
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