On Friday, Mohamed Salah announced that he would leave Liverpool at the end of the season. This statement was carefully listened to by PSG who are thinking of the Egyptian for next summer. But the capital club will have to be careful, because Saudi Arabia also appreciates the striker and could offer him a golden bridge.
With the departure of Kylian Mbappé Last summer, PSG lost their last big offensive star. Indeed, the capital club has a time associated Lionel Messi et Neymar to the 2018 world champion, but today there is no real size to Paris to score more than 30 goals per season. The Parisian leaders would therefore like to remedy this next summer by signing a big name in this area.
Mohamed Salah interests PSG
The PSG already has several tracks, but the competition will be tough each time. The capital club is thinking of Khvicha Kvaratskheliawhich was already in the Parisian sights last summer. In addition, the champion of France is interested in Mohamed Salah. And it is not the latest announcement from the Egyptian which will put an end to speculation about a possible arrival of the latter in Ligue 1.
Saudi Arabia could offer Salah a golden bridge
Friday, Mohamed Salah announced to Sky Sports that he would not extend to Liverpool and that he would therefore leave the English club at the end of the season. “I want to win the Premier League. It’s probably because we didn’t celebrate our victory as we wanted in 2020 (due to Covid) and also because it’s my last year at the club, so we want to do something special for the city . I hope we can win it twice, that would be great. » The PSG therefore has the right to dream of an arrival of the Egyptian, but theSaudi Arabia could ruin everything. Indeed, according to information from The Teamthe country of Gulf will surely not hesitate to try his luck next summer for the striker who has been in his sights for several seasons. A golden bridge could be offered to the former player of Chelsea so that he joins the Saudi Pro League and therefore say goodbye to one of the great European championships.
