Liverpool is prepared to spend the proceeds from the sale of Mohamed Salah to sign Leroy Sane in a club-record deal.

Leroy Sane, a former Manchester City winger, is drawing interest from Real Madrid, but Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp would love to bring him back to the Premier League in a club-record deal.

And they’re prepared to break their club record by spending £80 million to acquire Darwin Nunez, the Germany winger.

Though Real Madrid is also showing interest in the 27-year-old former Manchester City player, Klopp would love to bring Sane back to the Premier League in a club-record deal.

If Bayern Munich is persuaded to sell a player they forced away from Manchester City in exchange for £55 million in July 2020, Sane, who has scored seven goals in 11 games so far this season, won’t come cheap.

However, since Salah is anticipated to depart and become the poster child for the Saudi Pro League, this summer at the latest, Liverpool—who turned down a £150 million bid from Al-Ittihad right before the transfer deadline—should anticipate more significant offers, which would cover the cost of Sane’s acquisition.

Although Klopp is happy that he was able to snub Saudi Arabia’s interest in August, he is aware that Salah will probably give in to the allure of playing in the Middle East come summertime.

Sane will be at the top of Liverpool’s short list of marquee replacements by then.
Salah will undoubtedly join the roster of European athletes already present in the desert, according to Saudi Pro League director of football Michael Emenalo.

“Mo is welcome to come anytime,” he said.
My personal favorite is Mo. A large number of elite players have expressed interest.
They can definitely improve their economics and have fun at the same time.

Salah has scored six goals in 11 appearances this season, including two in his most recent game against Brighton.
If he decides to leave the Reds this summer, the team will truly miss him.

At the conclusion of the match, Klopp paid homage to Salah, who had played 300 games for Liverpool.

“Something occurred in the interim.
“It’s not over yet, but I would say that during that time, his dreams and our dreams came true. What a journey!” he exclaimed.

“Mo looks good and, more importantly, he’s still fit after all these games and years.
What matters most is that he is almost always available.

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Liverpool have five reasons for contract U-turn as Jürgen Klopp star ‘wants to retire at Anfield’

In recent weeks, Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has made a small adjustment to his team’s hierarchy that gives one of his players hope in the face of an uncertain future.

“We just play football and want to win the next football game ahead of us,” Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp emphasized when he talked about his center-back options before Sunday’s Premier League draw with Brighton.
“We don’t make a difference between league games and cup games and stuff.”.

“I didn’t choose who plays [together], so to speak. I am aware that they can all play together.
It concerns how the boys have a small history of getting hurt when they play too much.

“In the past, we attempted to share the extremely intense and high part for as long as it was feasible.
Two center halves play every game, but perhaps it won’t be possible after the international break.
That is also feasible.

It makes sense why Klopp feels compelled to take extra precautions to safeguard his options. Joël Matip and Joe Gomez both have concerning records, and it only took two games for Ibrahima Konaté’s injury issues to resurface. Even the previously unbreakable Virgil van Dijk experienced a rare muscular problem during the previous season.

Matip playing in the Premier League and Konaté primarily playing in the cups is one aspect of Klopp’s rotation plan that has surprised people more and more.
Klopp claims the intention is to spread the load sensibly and lower risk.

Of Liverpool’s four senior center-backs, Konaté was the only one whose caliber did not decline noticeably in 2022–2023; he was also Van Dijk’s first choice going into the season.
However, it now appears that one of Europe’s top center-halves may have to fight for his position.

Initially, it was possible to attribute the Frenchman’s absence from the starting lineup to the need to regain fitness after his brief injury layoff.
However, in the three league games since his comeback against Wolves, he has been benched.

In actuality, it appears that Klopp has slightly adjusted the starting lineup in light of Konaté’s injury and in appreciation of Matip’s strong play.

Although the Cameroonian appeared vulnerable and unprepared during the victory over Wolves, he has since put on a number of impressive performances, most notably his bravery in the face of Liverpool’s red cards against Newcastle and Spurs.
Of course, the latter resulted in a devastating own goal in stoppage time, but that was just a bad break at the end of a performance that his manager called “outstanding” for player of the match.

Matip has also contributed to the Reds’ only Premier League clean sheet of the season so far against Aston Villa, dominated Michail Antonio on a “super” afternoon against West Ham and performed admirably in his 72 minutes against Brighton on Sunday before being replaced.
Michail Antonio is one of the hardest players for center halves to handle on his day.

The defender’s contract expires at the end of the current campaign, and according to James Pearce of The Athletic, there is “no sign” that the team will offer him an extension, so it is expected that he will leave as a free agent.

Matip said last month that he would be content to retire at Liverpool and that he wanted to remain on Merseyside, where he feels comfortable.

He said to Sky Germany, “You can’t just leave here in Liverpool with these absolutely top conditions.”.
In my personal life, I also feel very at ease here.
It is preferable, in my opinion, to not switch clubs all the time.
However, that is a decision that each person must make for themselves.
Anyway, I think it’s good to be consistent.

“I would be more than satisfied if it came down to just [Schalke and Liverpool].”. But in football, you can never be certain.

Thankfully, Matip appears to be regaining the form he displayed in the 2021–2022 campaign, when he was Van Dijk’s main partner and Liverpool scored 91 points but just missed out on winning the Premier League.

Certainly the worst of Matip’s seven seasons at Anfield was the one that followed, but he wants to prove it was an anomaly.

His five strong performances thus far have given Liverpool five reasons to consider renegotiating his contract, but he still needs to keep producing and—above all—stay fit.