Liverpool on the lookout for the new 'Mohamed Salah'

The Reds are continuing their scouting to keep tabs on one of their potential signings

30/09/2022, 03:59 AM +00:00

The rumours never stop at a top club like Liverpool FC, who are among a group of clubs eyeing a young rising superstar in the form of 21-year-old winger Ibrahim Adel, who local media have labelled as the new Mohamed Salah, given his attacking attributes that have been showcased in the Egyptian Premier League.

Liverpool are not the only Premier League team interested in Ibrahim Adel, as according to reports from the British Isle, Arsenal FC, Brighton, Nottingham Forest, etc. would not see bad the incorporation, and even last summer FC Nordsjaelland bid for him, but for Pyramids FC that offer was not enough, as they believe that Ibrahim is worth at least 5 million more variants.

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Ibrahim Adel is an Egyptian footballer who came out of the Pyramids FC youth academy, making his first team debut in the 2019-2020 campaign, before being loaned out for a season, with league rivals El Gaish, and returning again to the Kairo, Egypt-based club, where despite his left-back position, he has scored 18 goals for Pyramids FC in the league and cup since his debut.

The market value for Ibrahim Adel increased when the youngster received regular call-ups to the Egyptian national team, which could open the door for him to make his Premier League debut, with the understanding that his process would have to start with a loan spell in the European leagues, in order to gain a work permit to England to play for the Island's biggest club.

Ibrahim Adbel called the new Salah

On the other hand, his national team-mate and Liverpool FC star Mohamed Salah, sees the follow-up given to Ibrahim Adel with good eyes, as he is one of the great African promises with an interesting projection for his age and profession. Should the Reds sign Ibrahim, he would be the third African in the Reds' ranks after Sadio Mané left for Germany in the summer to join Bayern Munich.