Mo Salah won the Premier League after receiving the latest fitness update with Liverpool, one of the searches.
The room returned to the African Cup early and was injured in the opening group in Ghana in the opening group in Egypt. The attacker was initially rejected for a month and missed the rest, but there were some important competitions, but everything could change.
He is still expected to miss Liverpool’s top-flight game against Arsenal on Sunday, but the club posted a photo of the 31-year-old running on the grass at their training ground. His activity on social media has sparked a lot of excitement among Liverpool fans, with some even hoping he will be available for the match at the Emirates Stadium. But Jurgen Klopp wants to rule out a return, he told a pre-Chelsea press conference.
“There was no pressure on him other than to recover as quickly as possible. We are not in a hurry. If the healing process can be sped up, Thiago could be out for another 10 months. Mo is not ready. To this game, to the next game. “It could have been worse, but it’s not available now.
“As news broke that Klopp would be leaving Liverpool at the end of the season, speculation about Salah’s future at Anfield also grew. With his contract set to expire at the end of next season, the Reds could see this as their last chance to cash in. Saudi Arabia were interested in Mo Salah last summer, with Al Ittihad having a £150m bid rejected.
If the Saudi Arabian Pro League side are to feature the striker again, the Reds could hardly resist handing out that much money to a 30-year-old on a big salary and without a contract. If he does leave, he would give any manager enough extra cash to bring a new face to Anfield. The club are expected to undergo one of their biggest rebuilding projects to date, with Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold set to depart. Their contract also expires in 2025.
