Transfer Rumours: Salah on the move?
Mo Salah has been linked with a move away from Liverpool
Where could he go?
The Egyptian forward is the one Liverpool superstar the club may be willing to sell this summer who could secure a huge fee. The red side of Merseyside are planning a major overhaul on the back of a poor campaign amid takeover speculation and upheaval behind the scenes.
Where will the rebuild go next?
Title winner Sadio Mane was sold last summer to make way for the club-record Darwin Nunez signing. It will need a similar star-player departure to enable Jurgen Klopp and the club’s recruitment team to bring in the players to try and kickstart a new era.
The big question for Liverpool fans (discussed further down the page) is who they would replace Salah with him.
Salah's been a huge player for Liverpool
In 2017, Salah signed for Liverpool for a then-club record transfer of £36.9 million. In his first season, he set the record for most Premier League goals scored in a 38-game season and helped Liverpool to the 2018 UEFA Champions League Final. He was an integral player in the club's Champions League and Premier League title successes. Salah has also won the FA Cup and EFL Cup.
What do the fans think about this potential departure?
Mike, a Liverpool fan from Crosby, said: "He has been a fantastic player for us. However, I think it might be a good time for him to go. We could get a huge transfer fee for him and bring in a few new players."
Will from Bradford said: "We need to keep him. You need to keep your best players and he's still one of ours."
Danny added: "I'm not sure who we'd bring in to replace him."
Mohamed Salah is yet to score a Premier League goal in 2023😳
— The_BeautifulGame (@The_BeautGame1) February 12, 2023
He has gone 535 minutes without a goal in the league this season
It seems the Egyptian just isn’t the same without his partner Sadio Mane
Do you see Salah leaving Liverpool at the end of this season?#LIV #LIVERPOOL
This Twitter account made an interesting point: "Im not sure if anyone loves Mo Salah more than me. Liverpool signing him to this extension instead of selling him was another fundamental flaw in the recent strategic shift."
