Al-Ittihad ready to break the bank for Salah

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By: Manu Tournoux

Al-Ittihad ready to break the bank for Salah

Saudi club Al-Ittihad are preparing a monumental offer to convince Liverpool to sell them Mohamed Salah.

Will the Saudi championship make one last big move on the transfer window? If that of the major European championships closed its doors last Friday, the Saudi pro League clubs still have until September 20 to strengthen their workforce. The opportunity to attract some players in a delicate situation in their respective club, but also to try yet another big blow.

The most expensive transfer in history

For several weeks, the club ofAl-Ittihadwho has already enlisted Karim Benzema, N’Golo Kanté and Fabinho this summer, has set his sights on Mohammad Salah, whose future at Liverpool remains uncertain despite their joint strong start to the season. And to convince the Reds, who have already rejected an offer of 150 million euros, the Saudi club is ready for all the follies. According to the latest information from DailyMailAl-Ittihad would prepare a record offer of 233.5 million euros for the Egyptian international, who could overtake Neymar (222M€) and become the most expensive player in history. It will be the club’s latest attempt to sign the 31-year-old. At Liverpool, Jürgen Klopp and his players have repeatedly indicated that Salah is happy there and has gone to stay.

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