The transfer situation surrounding Mohamed Salah has intensified as Saudi Arabian clubs prepare a fresh bid for the star, even as Liverpool manager Arne Slot addresses broader team issues, including the “obvious” need to better involve striker Alexander Isak in dangerous play.
Mohamed Salah has become a transfer target for several Saudi Arabian clubs ahead of the January window, according to a report from The Mirror.
Despite Liverpool rejecting a £200 million bid in 2023, there is now reportedly confidence the star could be convinced to leave.
A source claimed that some figures believe “the power lies with them,” citing Salah’s form and perceived “unhappiness about not being in the team.”
Amid the transfer speculation, manager Arne Slot commented on striker Alexander Isak’s form, conceding an “obvious” team issue.
Slot stated, “it is obvious and clear to me we, as a team, want to bring him more often into threatening situations.”
The Liverpool boss stressed the importance of touching the ball “in the right time” rather than frequently, highlighting a need for team improvement.