An English journalist explains a resounding surprise about Mohamed Salah's future with Liverpool

England's Duncan Castles has set off a surprisingly high-profile surprise over the future of Egyptian star Mohamed Salah at Liverpool during the summer transfer window.
"Mohamed Salah will not continue much, if he continues his performance with Liverpool during the last two seasons," Duncan Castles said in comments carried by the Daily Star.
"If Real Madrid, Barcelona or Juventus make a huge offer to buy Mohamed Salah, Liverpool will not be banned and will be open to the idea of ​​selling the 27-year-old for the right amount."
English reports have confirmed in recent days that Liverpool is considering selling Mohamed Salah, next summer, to save money to hire the best young talent in the world such as Killian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain, or Gadon Sancho of Borussia Dortmund.

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Liverpool's board of directors is considering abandoning the services of Egyptian star Mohamed Salah in the coming period.

The newspaper "Mirror" that Liverpool is considering the sale of Mohamed Salah, in the coming period, to save money for the signing of Kylian Mbappe Paris St Germain striker, Jadon Sancho, Borussia Dortmund.

The paper added that Liverpool believes that the time has come to sell Mohamed Salah, in order to save money to hire the best young talent in the world.

The newspaper said that Mohamed Salah is the favorite star of Liverpool fans, where he won the Golden Shoe award as the goal of Primerlij, during the last two seasons.

Mohamed Salah was in a crisis with his teammate Sadio Mane, in the last game Burnley, because Mohamed Salah did not pass the ball to his teammate for the Senegalese in the age of 83 of the game, controversy, especially since Mani was completely unattended, and his chances of registration will be great.

Sadio Mane reacted to Liverpool's technical team after tapping in the 83rd minute because Mohamed Salah did not pass the ball, but Juergen Klopp managed to control the anger of Senegalese Sadio Mane.

Liverpool are top of the table with 12 points, two points behind nearest rivals Manchester City.