Saudi Arabia does not let go of the case for Mohamed Salah

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By: Manu Tournoux

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The file is not about to be closed. Mohamed Salah may have signed a new contract in Liverpool, but he “Always corresponds to identity” What the Saudi Pro League is looking for, Saudi Sports Minister said. “It's a superstarMinister Al-Faisal told journalists before the Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia of F1. It is an emblematic Muslim Arab. It perfectly corresponds to the identity of the Saudi championship. It was he who decided to renew his contract, but the fact of linking Saudi Arabia to him … “

“We can see that as soon as players wish to renew their contract or sign elsewhere, the media claim that they are tracked by Saudi Arabia, while 90 % of this information is false. But we have a strategy we are working on, and we do not recruit any player ”underlined Prince Abdulaziz Bin Turki al-Faisal. This season, Mohamed Salah has scored 32 goals and distributed 23 assists in 46 games in all competitions, and should be crowned Champion of England for the second time in his career.

Manu Tournoux

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