Mohamed Salah open to a move to Spain with Barcelona
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has been an absolute marquee signing for Jurgen Klopp since his arrival. The former AS Roma winger was just brought into Anfield for under 35 million euros. Since then, the Egyptian now has 120 goals involvements for Liverpool in 120 games.
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With the unreal consistency and performances that Salah has maintained at Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp, has already sealed his name in the top 10 forwards in Premier League history. The Egyptian also broke Cristiano Ronaldo’s all-time record for the most goals in a single Premier League season with a golden boot in the 2017/18 season.
However, recent reports are now suggesting that the Egyptian may very well be on his way out to bigger and better opportunities. Recently in a full exclusive interview, the 28-year-old was asked about a big move to Barcelona or Real Madrid as they are the threshold of a peak level for footballers. The former Chelsea man said that both of them are great clubs and that he is not sure about his future at mercy side.
"“I think Madrid and Barcelona are two top clubs. Who knows what will happen in the future”Source Goal"
Salah has won it all with Jurgen Klopp as he landed a Champions League medal in 2018/19 and Liverpool’s long-awaited Premier League win in the 2019/20 season. The former Fiorentina winger can very well be on his way to big clubs like Barcelona or Real in order to reach legendary status and seal his name as an all-time great.
Whatever Salah has done for Liverpool has been extremely outrageous so far. He has not dropped his form in even a single season so far since his arrival in 2017/18. The player has been satisfied at Anfield but it looks like he is not sure about spending his peak years at Liverpool. A move to the Bernabeu or the Nou Camp will not come as a surprise for Salah as he is one of the greatest footballers being made and the two La Liga clubs are a mark of a great player’s greatness.
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