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Liverpool Transfer; FSG ‘considers shock’ £60m Salah sale, as he prepares to follow mane out of Liverpool exit door

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Liverpool Transfer; FSG ‘considers shock’ £60m Salah sale, as he prepares to follow mane out of Liverpool exit door

If The Sun is to be believed, Liverpool may sell Salah to make money after selling Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich.

The striker and the Reds are at a “deadlock” over a new deal because the forward “demands £400,000 a week.”

A contract extension not appearing to be in the works, FSG “will weigh up a shock sale” if a £60 million bid comes in.

Real Madrid are among the clubs “watching” the player’s “sensitive condition,” the source continues, and they are “on alert.”

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Mohamed Salah has scored 28 goals for Liverpool this season. (Getty Images)

The biggest problem in the room is still Mohamed Salah. He is confident in his ability to repeat what he has done in the future and wants to be compensated for it.

However, the World Cup break in November will allow us to wait and observe how the first half of the season plays out, especially because Egypt will not be competing in the finals in Qatar.

Having gone this far, there is no need to move quickly. Let it run for the first three months, then decide where to go from there.

Liverpool’s biggest summer challenge continues to be how to handle the Mohamed Salah situation.

According to the general consensus, either you agree to his demands now or you lose him for nothing the following summer.

Yes, a £400,000 per week contract could reveal the Reds’ pay scale, but it still feels like the ceiling, and waiting would give neither the player nor the club any hope of rising higher.

then why not wait? They may be able to make the tough decision closer to the contract expiration date rather than now, when the loss of Sadio Mane might cause emotions to take control over logic. If he gets off to a fast start this season like he did in 2021–22, however.

In other news, “It’s been quite a ride!” – Watch Mo Salah’s heartfelt Liverpool tribute to Sadio Mane

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