Liverpool –
Mohamed Salah rumored to be going to Spain, either to Real Madrid or Barcelona. For Liverpool, maybe these are his successors.
Contract Mohamed Salah in Liverpool it was still until 2023. However, in interviews with the media AS, the Egyptian player has been asked about his chance to move to Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Wrong answer normative. The player who helps Liverpool win the Champions League and Premier League admits that no one knows the future, regarding moving to Spain.
Mohamed Salah is in uniform Liverpool since being purchased from AS Roma in 2017. Salah immediately transformed into a goal bar for the Reds.
From a total of 173 appearances in all competitions so far, Salah has made 110 goals and 45 assists. Salah is so dangerous in the opponent’s penalty box.
Salah has also presented the championship title Premier League, Champions League, European Super Cup and Club World Cup.
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Mohamed Salah has presented four trophy titles at Liverpool (Clive Rose / Getty Images)— |
Reporting from Daily Star, Mohamed Salah is in the mature age for a footballer who is 28 years old. He felt still fit to try new challenges.
If Salah goes, then Liverpool must be prepared to find a replacement player. At least, maybe four names of this wing attacker.
First is Jadon Sancho. The 20-year-old young player is indeed still dragging a goal earlier this season with Borussia Dortmund.
But the native England player has stolen the show a few seasons ago. Last 2019/2020 season, Sancho was able to make 17 goals and 17 assists in the Bundesliga. The previous season, made 12 goals and 17 assists.
 Jadon Sancho (Getty Images/Martin Rose)— |
Then, the Barcelona player, namely Ousmane Dembele. Juergen Klopp when he handled Borussia Dortmund was once attracted to him, although then Dembele came when Klopp was already at Liverpool.
The 23-year-old French young player, unfortunately, does not fit into the Spanish League when strengthening Barcelona since 2017. He is often injured.
But it could be, if Klopp’s polish can make him shine?
 Ousmane Dembele (David Ramos/Getty Images)— |
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