Mohamed Salah’s next move given approval as Liverpool icon makes £77m request
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SportFootballMohamed SalahMohamed Salah has said he will decide on his next club after the World Cup, following his departure from Liverpool.Mohamed Salah is reportedly eager for a move to Turkey following his departure from Liverpool, according to a football director in the country. Salah is searching for a new club after confirming he would be leaving Anfield at the end of the season.There has been considerable speculation surrounding his next destination.
Our football committee will decide on these matters."Yildrim clinched victory in the election, being installed as the club's new president. He must now determine whether to pursue a deal for Salah or not, but has received a boost from one member of outgoing president Sadettin Saran's camp.Ertan Torunogullari, the football director under Saran, said: "He [Salah] was very keen on coming to Turkey."The meetings he had with us were extremely positive.
We had established common ground with him on many issues, including his salary."If the new administration makes such a request, I believe Salah will wear the Fenerbahce jersey."We would gladly work with the new administration on negotiations."Yildirim is reportedly set to chair his first board meeting at the club today, at which the prospect of bringing in Salah could be raised. He confirmed at the close of the season that his next destination would only be determined once the tournament has concluded."I will still see [about where to go next]," he said."I have time now, I am going to the World Cup, and then everything will be clear, either if there is a good opportunity before it, I will decide, and if it is not there, I will make my decision after the World Cup."Upgrade your World Cup TV setup with the Sky Glass 'designed for football'This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.