Liverpool plucked by the Saudis, Klopp furious!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Liverpool plucked by the Saudis, Klopp furious!

The flagship Mersey club could see two of its executives leave for the Saudi championship this summer.

Liverpool risk losing two top midfielders to the Saudi Pro League in the coming days. Jurgen Klopp, who thought he was preparing for the new season with an intact squad, has reason to be annoyed.

The Liverpool midfielder will soon be amputated!

Reds captain Jordan Henderson is ready to join Al-Ettifaq, Steven Gerrard’s side. And, on Thursday, we also learned that SPL rivals Al-Ittihad are interested in his Reds teammate Fabinho.

The Athletic claim that Al-Ittihad intend to offer €45m for the ex-Monegasque. The latter, who has a contract until 2026, should make a decision relatively quickly.

Liverpool don’t want to let Fabinho go without finding a replacement for him. Southampton midfielder Romeo Lavia, 19, is among the players targeted by the Meysesiders.

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