The ultimate offensive? Revealed that the Saudi champion offers Liverpool's top card for more than 100 million pounds! Weekly salary quadrupled to 1.5 million
Beijing time on August 25, the latest news from the authoritative foreign media "Sky Sports", Saudi League champion Jeddah United is preparing to launch the final and fiercest pursuit offensive against Liverpool superstar Salah before the European transfer window closes. It is reported that Jeddah United is ready to pay Salah more than £100 million to Liverpool for a transfer fee and is willing to offer the Egyptian star £1.5 million a week.
Although Salah's agent made it clear as early as early August that the Egyptian striker was committed to Liverpool and would not consider leaving the team this summer, and the Liverpool club has repeatedly made it clear that Salah is not for sale and will not sell the team's top star this summer, this has not in any way dampened Jeddah's determination to recruit people.
It is reported that Jeddah United is ready to pay Liverpool a transfer fee of more than 100 million pounds for Salah. Considering Salah is 31 years old and he joined Liverpool six years ago for a transfer fee of only €42 million, Jeddah United's offer is already quite sincere, which makes it almost difficult for the Reds to refuse.
In order to convince Salah himself to vote, Jeddah United will offer the Egyptian superstar a contract with a weekly salary of 1.5 million pounds, which directly makes Salah one of the highest-paid players in the world. After Salah renewed his contract with Liverpool last year, his weekly salary was a fault-leading £350,000 in the team, and if he agreed to play in Jeddah, his weekly salary would directly quadruple.
In the face of such a frantic offensive by the Saudi league champions, it is difficult for Liverpool and Salah himself to say no to this. Of course, unlike some other stars who went to Saudi Arabia to pan for gold, the 31-year-old Salah is still in the prime of his career, and it is indeed a pity to leave the mainstream European leagues now.