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Liverpool's transfer window saw four new players join the club but the headlines often centered around the future of Mohamed Salah. The Reds faced a significant test of resolve when a staggering $186m (£150m/€174m) bid from Al-Ittihad was made for the Egyptian forward. However, Liverpool's owners, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), made a strategic decision to reject the offer, ensuring Salah's continued presence at Anfield.

The Saudi Arabian transfer window closed a week after the rest of Europe, giving Al-Ittihad more time to make its move.



Moreover, the Reds faced challenges in finding a suitable replacement for such a key player during the transfer window.



The summer transfer window witnessed unprecedented spending by clubs like Chelsea and the ambition of the Saudi Pro League to attract top talent.



Geey provided a different perspective, suggesting that the arrival of Saudi ownership allowed clubs to sell peak or slightly past peak players for substantial fees.
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