Option for Barça and Madrid! Liverpool sets Salah's starting price

After the renewal of Kylian Mbappé with Paris Saint-Germain and the signing of Erling Haaland by the Manchester City, seemed that the 'bombs' of the market no longer would occur more. At all more far of the reality. To less than a week that the window of traspasos open his doors, lyou club more important of Europe continue movilizándose to give him a total twist to his planteles.

This is the case of the Liverpool, the one who has been the team that more movements of 'weight' has done in this month of June. With the incorporation of Darwin Núñez in return of 100 million euros, the 'reds' began to manage his staff and took the decision to do without the services of Sadio Mané to a year that it finalised his agreement. The Senegalese split course to Munich to reinforce the team of Julen Nagelsmann in front of the possible exit of Robert Lewandowski and Serge Gnabry.

However, the ones of Anfield have not detained here. A new information desvelada by the newspaper 'The Sun' affirms that the directive would have taken the decision to put on sale to Mohamed Salah after his refusal to renew his bond with the club to so alone a year that it expire. His price of exit would have been priced in 75 millions, a figure more than been bulky if it takes in account the wage that at present perceives the attacker.

With 30 years, the Egyptian has been in the 'look' of the Barcelona and Real Madrid from starts of season. The culés look for the spare of Ousmane Dembélé and his attributes adapt to the ideology of the team, although his value is out of the current limits of the sportive direction. By his part, the group merengue if it is interested in the operation, due to the fact that it looks for a player in his position.

The reasons of the Liverpool

The British newspaper ensures that the reasons by which the Liverpool has taken this decision would be strictly economic. Salah Demanded 520.000 weekly euros to renew, something that did not fall well between the executives of Merseyside, by what preferred to break the negotiations and work in his exit. This market will be the last opportunity that will have to take out 'cut' by his sale, since from January will be able to negotiate free with any club without leaving an alone euro in the arks of the institution.