Salah has had enough of FSG, low blow for owners to leave Liverpool

After the negative results in the Premier League that made them fall to ninth place in the overall table, the red team of Merseyside continues to live days of complete instability not only in sports but also in business with respect to who will be the new owner of the institution after the departure of FSG, leaving hinting the Egyptian attacker, Mohamed Salah, a possible answer that can benefit or affect the institution in the coming months.

Within all this imbroglio that Liverpool has lived with respect to the issue of its sale to businessmen of Qatari origin, the possibility that the owner of PSG, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, acquires the Reds sounded like a crazy idea to the point of being ruled out almost from the beginning, but what not many could have imagined is that this businessman would come to the Reds but to try to talk to the maximum standard of the institution in the field and try to make some kind of proposal that would take him to Paris.

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Although there is no hard evidence that Salah and Nasser spoke on the table about leaving Liverpool for Paris, the fact that they were caught together talking was a bit curious, and it is clear that the instability of the Reds has created an obvious opportunity for big clubs to be interested in further undermining Liverpool by trying to take their players with more solid sporting promise and projection.

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With a salary surely higher than what he currently earns in England, and with great possibilities of being one of the leaders of a PSG team led by Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé and Neymar, Mohamed Salah could find an attractive proposal from Al-Khelaïfi to arrive in Paris in a few more months, having to pack his bags and leave a Liverpool team that today needs him more than anything in the world to save a season that has been falling apart as the weeks have gone by.