“A private plane and shares in the club.” An English newspaper reveals the latest developments in the negotiations for Mohamed Salah’s transfer to Jeddah.
A report by the British newspaper "The Sun" revealed details of the offer submitted by the Jeddah Federation to include Salah, indicating that Salah is close to joining the Saudi League.
The newspaper’s report stated: “Salah is close to leaving Liverpool and moving to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia before the registration in the English Premier League closes, tomorrow, Friday.”
He added: “Salah received a 5-year contract worth £100 million annually, a private jet, unlimited flight tickets for the player’s family, and the opportunity to become a tourism ambassador for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.”
The newspaper quoted a source as saying that the deal could be completed by Mohamed Salah, and if it is completed, Mo will become the highest-paid player in world football, with a salary higher than Ronaldo.
The report also indicated that Salah could obtain shares in the Saudi club Al-Ittihad Jeddah, similar to the terms of Messi’s transfer to Inter Miami.
The newspaper's report pointed out that Liverpool's position has not changed. The club is still committed to keeping Mohamed Salah, because he is an essential part of the club and coach's plan for the new season.
It is noteworthy that the Saudi Jeddah Federation made an offer to Liverpool of England to include Mohamed Salah, but this offer was rejected by the club and the coach, who confirmed on more than one occasion that there was no intention to sell Mohamed Salah.