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It will come as no surprise to Liverpool fans if Mohamed Salah attracts interest from Saudi Arabia again this summer.
Although there was speculation suggesting an even bigger offer would arrive, nothing materialized.
The Saudi Pro League though looks as though it will be back in for the Egyptian this summer.
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According to The Guardian, both are among the Premier League players being targeted in the summer as the Pro League looks to increase its profile.
The quota for foreign players joining Saudi clubs has been extended from eight to 10 for next season, giving them more freedom to target big names.
The Pro League could also be aided by private businesses investing in clubs.
Plans are said to be in place to attract sponsorship for teams not backed by the country’s Public Investment Fund (PIF).
Despite his links to Saudi Arabia, and his contract entering its final year this summer, Liverpool is said to be planning for next season with Salah on board.
Arsenal spent over $253m (£200m/€233m) on signings last summer, and they still look set to miss out on any trophies this season.
Liverpool doesn’t have the same seemingly bottomless well of money to draw from that City has, so if Saudi Arabia comes calling again this summer, it might prove very difficult to turn down bids this time, especially if they’re higher than what was offered for Salah last summer.
Still, the fact remains that Salah is still the Reds’ best attacker, and it seems Liverpool is still making plans for next season with him in mind.
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