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¿Qué pasa si el extremo Mohamed Salah (31 años, 2 partidos y 1 gol en la Premier League esta temporada) deja al Liverpool en la recta final de este mercado de fichajes de verano? Anunciado habitualmente en el punto de mira de varias formaciones saudíes, el internacional egipcio se acerca a su marcha al Al-Ittihad, según informa este jueves el diario La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Para satisfacer a los ‘reds’, el club de Oriente Medio está dispuesto a ofrecer 100 millones de euros para fichar al exjugador del Chelsea. Por su parte, Salah, actualmente bajo contrato hasta junio de 2025, podría firmar un contrato de arrendamiento XXL por 200 millones de euros durante 3 años.
Pero, ¿puede realmente el Liverpool permitirse el lujo de perder a uno de sus ejecutivos cuando el mercado de transferencias llega a su fin?
