Premier League: Liverpool trying to hold on to Mohamed Salah amid Saudi Pro League interest - Report

Liverpool are ready to resist Mohamed Salah’s exit from the club as they try to keep their prize asset away from the Saudi Pro League. According to reports, Salah has attracted interest from the Saudi Pro League and could switch alliances if a concrete offeris made. However, the Reds are reluctant to let go of Salahwhohas cemented his legacy at the clubhavinghelped Liverpool win the Premier League, Champions League and the FA Cup since his move in 2017.

Salah to stay atLiverpool

Since the weekend, rumours have seen Salah linked with a move away from the club after being spotted engaging in a spat with manager Jurgen Klopp. The twowere seenhaving an open altercation at the touchline during the West Ham game, suggestingallis not well in the Liverpool camp.Manager Klopp is already on his way out of the clubhavingannouncedhis departure in JanuarywhileSalah has opted to keep quiet on his next move.

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SPL sides had bid for Salah in the summer of 2023, but the player intended to play at the club and win more trophies. Liverpool were also determined to hold on to the playerhavinglet go Sadio Mane in the 2022 summer.

However, considering Salah’s contract expires in 2025, Liverpool couldbe playinghardballandcouldlose the Egyptian for free if they run down the contract.While there is no official new bid on the table, the Reds could take a gamble by holding on to Salah.

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According to former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher, the Reds should sell Salah and reinvest the money in young and hungry strikers. He also suggested that Liverpool couldmake use ofthemoneyto address otherkeyareas in the squad.

New potential manager Are Slot is already targeting a new centre-backwhileLiverpool also want a new midfielder.

Klopp’s men are next in action on Sunday when they take on Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League and will look to finish on a high in the Jurgen Klopp era.