English Premiere League team Liverpool F.C. appears to be coming close to a £35 million deal to sign on Roma’s Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah, as reports suggest the move may be finalised by the end of the week. Talks were on-going between both parties for a while, and Roma had rejected Liverpool’s original £28 million bid just days ago. The club’s manager, Jürgen Klopp, however, portrayed his determination to secure Salah, and since the player seems to be happy with the potential switch, an agreement may be within reach after the Merseysiders increased bid. Mohamed Salah previously played for Egypt’s U-20 and U-23 teams, and has represented Egypt in the 2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup in addition to the 2012 Summer Olympics. He was debuted on Egypt’s national team in 2011, and recently appeared on the Pharaoh squad in the 2017 African Cup of Nations. Transfer History If the transfer does happen, Liverpool will finally acquire Salah after initially aiming to sign him back in 2014, prior to the winger being nabbed by Chelsea straight out of Basel, a Swiss football club. He joined Roma last August for £13m after…
Roma Footballer, Egyptian Mohamed Salah, Close to Liverpool Agreement After £35 Million Bid
June 5, 2017
