Saudi club's millionaire offer to take Salah this summer worries everyone at Anfield

What a problem the Saudi Pro League has posed this summer for European clubs, as with their enormous economic power they have managed to steal great players from the best teams in Europe. Now, everything seems to indicate that they want to take the legend of our Liverpool, Mohamed Salah, and would offer a huge amount of money to convince him.

A few weeks ago it was reported that Saudi managers were interested in signing Mohamed Salah, as the Egyptian is not only one of the best players in the world today, but also a highly respected and idolized figure in the Middle East, so it would also be a tremendous media and marketing coup.

However, it seems it goes without saying that Salah is totally untransferable this summer for Jürgen Klopp, as the Pharaoh is the cornerstone of Liverpool's present and the club is about to begin a vital season for the team's future. In addition, insiders report that Salah is fully focused and committed to the Reds, however the amount of money he is being offered is too big and could lead to a move to Mo just as it happened with Jordan Henderson and Fabinho.

How much money is Mo Salah being offered to go to Saudi Arabia?

According to several reports, Al-Ittihad is the Saudi Pro league team that wants to sign Salah this summer and they are offering him a salary of 180 million euros for two seasons. In addition, it is said that the offer they would make to Liverpool would only be £60 million, which would be immediately rejected by the club.

Journalist François Plateau assured that there is no way that Mohamed Salah will leave Liverpool this summer, however he claims that it is "more than likely" that he will leave for the Saudi Pro League next summer.