Fabrizio Romano offers reassuring update on Mo Salah’s future at Liverpool
Fabrizio Romano has stepped in to reassure Liverpool fans amid widespread speculation surrounding Mo Salah’s future at Anfield. Recent reports stated that Salah was a top target for the Saudi Pro League, with Liverpool’s sporting director Michael Edwards allegedly eager to approve the Egyptian’s transfer.
However, in his most recent update for CaughtOffside, Romano denied these reports, advising fans that Salah is pleased with life on Merseyside and that there is presently no traction about any interest from the Middle East.
The Italian stated: “I know there’s talk again about Saudi clubs coming in for the Egypt international, but despite some speculation to the contrary, I’m not aware of imminent proposals and I’m told nothing is happening now/April in general.
“Interest in Salah from Saudi remains strong but it’s not time for proposals, not even for talks from what I’m told. He’s also really happy at Liverpool and being super professional, so there was never any issue, even in the final days of the summer transfer window when they received a big offer from Saudi.”
Questions about Salah’s future arose as he neared the final 15 months of his Liverpool contract, along with Jurgen Klopp’s hanging departure.
However, Romano pointed out that Salah and fellow crucial player Virgil van Dijk are waiting for managerial clarity before making any future moves.
While some may argue for cashing in on Salah’s age and expensive salary, Romano’s update stresses the Egyptian’s important services to the team. Salah’s capacity to consistently score goals and create game-changing moments shows his importance to Liverpool’s success.
As Liverpool fans brace for more speculation, Romano’s reassurance provides a welcomed respite, instilling confidence that Salah remains committed to the club for now.
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