Saudi club has a tight deadline to sign Salah.

 

The Saudi Pro League has announced that

their transfer window will close on Sept. 7

as Liverpool look poised to resist any

further offers for Mohamed Salah.

ESPN reported on Friday that Liverpool

rejected an offer worth up to £150 million

($190m) for the Egypt international from Al

Ittihad.

 

The Saudi Arabian club finally made their

move Friday morning, offering an initial

£100m for Salah with additional incentives

making it worth an eventual £150m to

Liverpool.

 

 

But sources have told ESPN the offer for

Salah has been rejected and the matter is

closed, with a Liverpool source telling ESPN,

“The player is not for sale.”

A statement from the Saudi Arabia Football

Associated on Monday read: “As

communicated to clubs Saudi Arabia on

Friday June 30, the summer registration for

player transfers for the Roshn Saudi League

[Saudi Pro League] closes on Thursday Sept. 7.”

 

Salah scored in Liverpool’s 3-0 win over

Aston Villa on Sunday and Klopp said that

the forward is fully committed to staying at

Anfield this season.

“He didn’t tell me [if he wants to stay] but he

didn’t have to,” Klopp told reporters after

the game, “He speaks with his training and

performances and behaviour. We had

meetings this week, and the meetings were

not about what we did in the past, it was

about what we will do in the future.

“Mo was with the players’ [leadership]

committee and had his moments where he

was talking and it was nothing like ‘by the

way, this is only until next week’ or whatever.”

Salah’s former teammates Jordan

Henderson, Sadio Mané, Fabinho and

Roberto Firmino completed deals to Saudi

clubs this summer.