A few hours after Liverpool's official announcement of Klopp's departure at the end of the season, it quickly caused a heated discussion among fans. In the past 8 years, Klopp and Liverpool's names are firmly tied together, with the departure of Klopp, a Liverpool era is also coming to an end, in the transfer period before the start of the season, Liverpool has carried out a large-scale rebuilding of the midfield position, the front line is also relatively stable, after Klopp's departure, Liverpool's rebuilding work will also be completely over, opening a new chapter.
However, Klopp's departure will not only affect Liverpool with a change of manager, many players in the current squad are likely to leave, including Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah, whose contracts expire in 18 months. Arnold, as a player from Liverpool's academy and an iconic figure of Liverpool, is not too likely to leave, Van Dijk's current strength and condition, coupled with his age, the possibility of getting the top salary will not be too great, leaving the team is naturally not a very good choice, only Salah's future is very variable.
The 31-year-old Salah is still the best right winger in Premier League and even world football, and has played a good role in the heart of Liverpool's squad this season, in addition to being responsible for the team's goalscoring tasks, his pull will also create more opportunities for his team-mates. At present, Salah has scored 18 goals and provided eight assists in the halfway point of the league, and is Liverpool's best player, and with his current form, Liverpool want to keep Salah, at least need to continue to increase his salary.
Salah currently receives the team's highest salary at Liverpool, with a weekly salary of £350,000, which is also one of the highest salaries in the Premier League, and his contract with the team expires in 2025, and the two sides will enter a critical moment of renewal at the end of this season. According to English media, Liverpool has had in-depth discussions on whether Salah needs to leave the team before the start of the season, and some management hopes to exchange 150 million pounds of transfer funds for the team through Salah's joining the Saudi league to help the team quickly enter the next stage.
However, at that time, because of Klopp's insistence, Salah finally stayed in the Liverpool squad, but the Saudi league never gave up the idea of signing Salah. Now that the most determined man in Liverpool's squad wants Salah to stay has left, Salah's future is full of uncertainties, and when the Saudi league continues to increase its offer on top of the £150 million transfer fee, it will be difficult for Liverpool to refuse an olive branch, and the summer transfer period is also their best chance to send Salah away.