Liverpool news: Mohamed Salah transfer situation emerges as Arne Slot admits ‘obvious’ problem

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Liverpool are set to face Leeds United in the Premier League this weekendLiverpool are set to face Leeds United as the Reds look to improve their Premier League form. The forward has not started Liverpool's last two league games and there is said to be confidence that the Egypt international could be convinced to leave Anfield.READ MORE: Liverpool face fresh Virgil van Dijk setback as rivals look to keep replacement with new dealREAD MORE: Harvey Elliott message, Liverpool injury update and Federico Chiesa remark that said a lotThe i Paper has stated that several Saudi clubs are willing to submit a fresh bid for Salah, following previous interest from the league in the Liverpool star.

However, it is said that while funds could be made available, any offer will not be close to Al-Ittihad's £200million bid, which was rejected in 2023.A source told the outlet: “Several senior figures at PIF (Saudi’s Public Investment Fund) and within the Pro League believe the power lies with them."Mo’s form, unhappiness about not being in the team, Liverpool's need to change something and the fact they have too many strikers all help push him to the Middle East.”Arne Slot admits 'obvious' issueArne Slot has addressed Alexander Isak's lack of goals since his high-profile move from Newcastle United. The Liverpool boss dismissed concerns over the striker's lack of touches but conceded that his team are not getting the best out of the forward, who scored his first league goal against West Ham last weekend.“I think he is not the only one, the only number nine that suffers in some games from not getting as many chances,” Slot said.

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