Mohamed Salah update issued by Besiktas club president after transfer twist
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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesMohamed SalahFormer Liverpool star Mohamed Salah continues to be linked with a move to Turkish giants Besiktas as a free agent after leaving the Premier League clubFormer Liverpool star Mohamed Salah is yet to make a decision on his future(Image: Photo by Ayman Aref/NurPhoto via Getty Images)Besiktas is still pushing to sign former Liverpool star Mohamed Salah, according to the latest reports.The Egyptian is yet to secure his future after departing the Reds by mutual agreement this summer. Some reports even went as far as suggesting a deal to bring him to Istanbul was all but complete.However, that prompted a response from Salah's agent, Ramy Abbas, who has never shied away from addressing rumors involving his client on social media.
However, he then went on to accuse Salah's agent of increasing his financial demands once rumors of the potential move leaked to the media.Mohamed Salah will be looking for a new club this summer after leaving Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)Speaking to outlet WinWin, Adali said: "Salah has given his approval for this transfer and his agent initially responded positively to our offer. Salah spoke to both our technical director and our sporting director and gave his approval as well."But later, as soon as it was written in the media that ‘the transfer had been completed’, the agent raised the financial demands.
The agent raised his commission to unbelievable figures, reaching about 35 percent."From our side, such a percentage cannot be accepted under any circumstances."Besiktas has not given up hope of signing Salah, though, as the latest reports from the same outlet claim Adali is still pushing hard to complete the deal. The player, meanwhile, is enjoying his post-World Cup vacation ahead of what could be an exciting season as he embarks on a new chapter in his career.Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Mohamed SalahLiverpool FC