Mohamed Salah's agent makes contact with European clubs but there's one problem - journalist

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What emoji best sums up your feelings on Salah’s demise at Liverpool? Use the comment button on the bottom left to have your say Since he called out the club, the messages regarding the 33-year-old’s future have been mixed.It has been suggested Liverpool would like Salah to stay and see out the remainder of his contract, but transfer interest in the winger remains.A Saudi Pro League chief has this week confirmed Salah remains a target after a failed summer move.FC Barcelona cannot sign the Liverpool star anytime soon, despite previous links to him.Meanwhile, it’s now thought that clubs in Italy have been contacted by Salah’s agent.Speaking on his YouTube channel this week, journalist Romain Monlina said: “Yes, his agent is contacting clubs in Italy, but they don’t have the money.

He and Liverpool ultimately said no.”The money Liverpool would save from Mohamed Salah saleWe know that Salah takes home a base salary of £400,000-a-week after penning fresh terms at Anfield earlier this year.But as finance expert Adam Williams has already explained to RTK, there are further costs involved in keeping the Egyptian at Liverpool. The staggering sum Liverpool would save on wages if Mohamed Salah leaves.

How would you reinvest it?💰 “As well as Salah’s wages, which reportedly are around £400,000 per week, you’re also looking at a saving in National Insurance contributions. National Insurance is set at 15 per cent as of April 2025, so if £400,000 is Salah’s basic weekly wage, Liverpool are also paying another £60,000 on top of that.“Over the course of 18 months, that’s another £4.7m.