⚽ Football Transfers Speculation, Odds and Predictions

[Stablexcoin]

That is your own opinion. The Saudis doesn't care how much you worth but how eager they need your service. Sallah should go to SPL if he has a good offer and retire there instead, of going to a club that will bring down his pay. However, he has the choice to make either to leave or stay.

Either Salah leaves in this January transfer opening or he stays and his contract will not be renewed, then he moves to Saudi League.  We don't know how the issue he had with the club has been resolved, to what extent, if things are fine between them then he has to stay until the end of contract, but i don't think it is okay to stay in a club when not comfortable, especially after you've done so much for the club, and the least they should have done was to keep things alright and handled till your departure, Salah is a player i will like to watch leave Liverpool with a good farewell, and not on bad terms.

[mv1986]

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I guess club legend or not he needs to keep delivering otherwise there is no point in having a $30 million expense on the club payroll.

But his numbers over the seasons don't lie, is he really the one to blame?



Also, he literally just broke the record for most goal involvements for a single side in PL history (277 G/A for Liverpool)... https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1999879628610252988/photo/1

Well, it is not to put the entire blame on him. But as I said in my preceding comment, the striker from Brentford probably has more reason to blame his entire team and yet he scored three times the number of goals. As a player like Salah, with his qualities and the salary he is cashing in, there is a least performance level that people expect and I think, rightfully so! Try to sign a new contract with McDonald's while working at 30% of your capacity. You will be out within a week!

The problem is these players don't really have to care about anything. If they leave the club, they make more money, if they stay, they make more money.

I have said this before, salaries in sports are getting out of control and the worst is, they decouple from performance way too quickly. One amazing season and you can sign a contract with a salary in the high double digit millions. One season, that is all you need.

Remember Götze from Germany who scored the World Cup goal against Argentina? Right after that World Cup he was never able to deliver again, but he signed a huge contract with Bayern and got amazing sponsorships with I think Nike for so many years.

[Altryist]

We will see the final decision at the end of this season, if Liverpool performance doesn't improve then I'm sure Liverpool will think about letting him go. The reason is the salary burden, Liverpool spend £400K per week on this player if the performance is not as expected then the right choice is to let him go and give opportunities to other or new players with lower or the same budget. We know there are many clubs interested in Mo Salah but if we talk about salary, I think only Saudi clubs can afford it, I'm not saying other clubs like PSG don't have the money but it's not worth it for them.

Salah's behavior has shown he's a problematic player who will be a problem if he remains on the bench. But since Slott gave him a chance to play in the last match and Salah made an assist, I think there's a chance he could improve at Liverpool, although he'll have to compromise or consider a new club. Slott has enough problems right now besides Salah, so if he continues to hamper him with this kind of behavior, Slott will find a way to get rid of him.

[Accardo]

Either Salah leaves in this January transfer opening or he stays and his contract will not be renewed, then he moves to Saudi League.  We don't know how the issue he had with the club has been resolved, to what extent, if things are fine between them then he has to stay until the end of contract, but i don't think it is okay to stay in a club when not comfortable, especially after you've done so much for the club, and the least they should have done was to keep things alright and handled till your departure, Salah is a player i will like to watch leave Liverpool with a good farewell, and not on bad terms.

Things won't remain the same at all times, even the challenges is slowing down, the management seem to need Sallah back to his full self, to focus more on bringing the club better results. The argument here and there, would only derail the potentials of Liverpool players who's got so much respect for the striker, it's best the matter is fixed other than allowing him go to Saudi prematurely before his contract gets exhausted.

Quite well, all blames on Sallah are very wrong, they tried making him an escape goat which isn't right, and also hard to forgive, but with the best conversation with the management all the problems will be resolved. Personally, I'd wish for Sallah to finish his contract before leaving Liverpool.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Spurs are desperately looking for a way to strengthen their forward to enable them get a productive result because the season haven't been in their favor but going for this guy that Liverpool and some time ago Amorim was talking about getting him too, I feel it will be big battle to get Semenyo that's if they don't use something big like the bid should be tempting for Bournemouth to let the player join Spurs since we have the likes of Liverpool and Man City look at the same direction...who would get him first?

[Kuingsudaqila]

Salah is back in the squad, but I still think it's highly unlikely he'll stay at the club. I think Liverpool made this move to prevent his market value from dropping too much before selling him. The Africa Cup of Nations is starting very soon anyway. Salah will miss many games. As long as Egypt is still in the tournament, Salah won't be there. Liverpool has players missing, which may have influenced this decision. This season, Liverpool hasn't gotten much from Salah. It seems like the relationship has already broken down.

If I'm not mistaken, Salah is number one in goals + assists at Liverpool, right? He's worse than last year, but it's hard to say he's not making a contribution when the whole team is playing crap and it's hard to figure out who exactly is to blame. I also think he should be sold while the Saudis are willing to pay big money, but it's unclear how it will all play out. There have already been leaks that the club is interested in him until at least the end of his contract. Today he started on the bench but then stepped up in game perfectly.

Salah himself certainly is to blame, too. I have said this in a different thread, he is at 4 goals while he played almost all games full-time. That's not a good performance by any means. He is making almost $30 million a year and look how often he has been among the best scorers over the past decade or so. IA good player can still make a difference. I am not saying he can win those games on his own, but a shitty team is not the one and only excuse.

Look at Igor Thiago from Brentford, he's got three times the number of goals and I am sure you agree that Brentford is slightly more shitty than Liverpool. Salah is not in shape.

Think about the drama that was going on between him and Liverpool management back in summer. Now he got the contract of his life (in European terms, not Saudi Arabia), and his performance level has been dropping and dropping.

If Liverpool's selling price or demand is not expensive, European clubs might also be very interested. But if the price is high and Salah is already old, of course, there will be few interested parties. Those who are able and willing, if the price is high and Salah's contract demands a high salary, of course, only clubs from Saudi Arabia can meet those demands. It will be difficult to meet Salah's high salary demands and Liverpool's high price except from clubs in the Saudi league.

[SatoPrincess]

Sending Salah away from the club or selling him is a solution for Liverpool, but if things get even worse for Liverpool, those who send Salah away or sell him could be ostracized. I think Salah will return to the team, and his statistics will decline because his sense of belonging has been damaged... There are already reports that Arab clubs, PSG and Galatasaray are interested in him. I think the best choice for him would be to transfer to PSG, where he could enjoy a comfortable league championship like Messi did. He is still a good player, but he could earn the same money with a more economical struggle...

His contract has lost value and is currently worth 30 million, and he has a contract until June 2027. Therefore, I don't see much reason for Liverpool to release him now, given that his contract runs until 2027. It would be wiser for him to remain at the club until the end of his contract. He is currently 33 years old, and when his contract ends, he will be 35. At that point, he could leave the club with honor and follow his own path. I think that would be the best path for him and for the club.

That is your own opinion. The Saudis doesn't care how much you worth but how eager they need your service. Sallah should go to SPL if he has a good offer and retire there instead, of going to a club that will bring down his pay. However, he has the choice to make either to leave or stay.

I think it’s too early for Mo Salah to move to the Saudi League, he still has a lot of options. Like Slow death said, Mo should transfer to PSG. I would like to see how well he pairs with Dembele, the Ligue 1 is a farmers league so it’s going to easy winning trophies there and increasing his market value for when he eventually makes that move to Saudi or MLS.

[Issa56]

Either Salah leaves in this January transfer opening or he stays and his contract will not be renewed, then he moves to Saudi League. 

With the way salah is being treated lately, it’s better he just leave the club, it’s obvious that salah isn’t valued so much, and the best decision which he will be making is just to leave Liverpool right now. Salah doesn’t have anything to fight for again, he has achieved lots of things already, so he should just go to Saudi league and enjoy his money there. He will be making cool money without much stress, and he will be appreciated and respected at Saudi league.

[hyudien]

I think it’s too early for Mo Salah to move to the Saudi League, he still has a lot of options. Like Slow death said, Mo should transfer to PSG. I would like to see how well he pairs with Dembele, the Ligue 1 is a farmers league so it’s going to easy winning trophies there and increasing his market value for when he eventually makes that move to Saudi or MLS.

Has it been confirmed that PSG want him? I personally would like that to happen, but considering what PSG is building under Enrique, where they prioritize signing players under 30 and developing young talent, I don't think Salah talent is needed in their squad, so I think the Arab League is currently more likely for him to move to, especially since they can offer a higher price than PSG, so Liverpool might let him go there.

[Plaguedeath]

With the way salah is being treated lately, it’s better he just leave the club, it’s obvious that salah isn’t valued so much, and the best decision which he will be making is just to leave Liverpool right now. Salah doesn’t have anything to fight for again, he has achieved lots of things already, so he should just go to Saudi league and enjoy his money there. He will be making cool money without much stress, and he will be appreciated and respected at Saudi league.

I'm surprised to see many people are complaining about Slot rather than Salah.

Even though Salah contribute a lot, but it's not the only reason to make him play on the pitch, if his performance is bad, he deserved to be benched. If Salah must play even though his performance is bad, that's mean Salah is bigger than the team, however we all know there's no player can be bigger than the team.

I'm gotta say I agree if Salah move to other team, it's too save Liverpool from someone who want to get over respect by other people.

[TelolettOm]

This means there are still some things that are still unfinished. However, they hope to find a way to calm the various pros and cons regarding the Mohamed Salah issue, the coach, and the club, which could also affect the club's performance. Meanwhile, they need another win for this match.

I am not quite sure if Salah expected that interview to garner reactions from the football world for this long, everybody, including pundits have been talking about Salah since then. It is great that he is back in the team today and due to an injury to Gomez, he has come on very early in the game and even set up Ekitike's second goal.

That said, we still do not know what the decision is behind the scenes. January is around the corner and we'll find out soon enough if the Egyptian would be sold. Whatever the decision is, he will be remembered as a legend and nothing less.

Now his condition has begun to improve, however, Salah is still a Liverpool player. Yesterday, the situation at Liverpool was tense and had created a very unfavorable atmosphere.

Finally, Salah was included in the starting lineup, despite initially being on the bench. However, he still proved his worth by providing an assist in that match. He seemed very happy with the moment, but it's unclear why Liverpool decided to let him go in this January transfer.

[logfiles]

Now his condition has begun to improve, however, Salah is still a Liverpool player. Yesterday, the situation at Liverpool was tense and had created a very unfavorable atmosphere.

Finally, Salah was included in the starting lineup, despite initially being on the bench. However, he still proved his worth by providing an assist in that match. He seemed very happy with the moment, but it's unclear why Liverpool decided to let him go in this January transfer.

It all depends on how is relationship with the coach, other players and the management will improve or not. I still think they are going to get rid of him one way or the other. They must ensure that the dressing room is on the same page and not just other prayer rebelling against the management.

I know Salah said what he had to say very well, knowing the consequences.

[Agbamoni]

Salah's behavior has shown he's a problematic player who will be a problem if he remains on the bench. But since Slott gave him a chance to play in the last match and Salah made an assist, I think there's a chance he could improve at Liverpool, although he'll have to compromise or consider a new club. Slott has enough problems right now besides Salah, so if he continues to hamper him with this kind of behavior, Slott will find a way to get rid of him.

No player can start a problem that the club cannot handle. Not even Mo Salah.

The main reason why we saw Mo Salah back in the team as quickly as possible is that they can't deny the fact that they need him if they want to get back into the top four. His numbers over the years speak for themselves; no manager will have Mo Salah and keep him as a substitute player, at least not for a long time.

[DaNNy001]

Salah's behavior has shown he's a problematic player who will be a problem if he remains on the bench. But since Slott gave him a chance to play in the last match and Salah made an assist, I think there's a chance he could improve at Liverpool, although he'll have to compromise or consider a new club. Slott has enough problems right now besides Salah, so if he continues to hamper him with this kind of behavior, Slott will find a way to get rid of him.

No player can start a problem that the club cannot handle. Not even Mo Salah.

The main reason why we saw Mo Salah back in the team as quickly as possible is that they can't deny the fact that they need him if they want to get back into the top four. His numbers over the years speak for themselves; no manager will have Mo Salah and keep him as a substitute player, at least not for a long time.

And that says a lot about the manager of Liverpool because why would you put a player you know you need to actually make things work on the bench just maybe because you guys ain't on the same terms or agreement. For me I think the club interests come first before any other shenanigans that the player and coach are on about, I just hope that slot and Mo salah lean pass this whole drama and actually start making things work again for Liverpool.

[Ale88]

If Liverpool's selling price or demand is not expensive, European clubs might also be very interested. But if the price is high and Salah is already old, of course, there will be few interested parties. Those who are able and willing, if the price is high and Salah's contract demands a high salary, of course, only clubs from Saudi Arabia can meet those demands. It will be difficult to meet Salah's high salary demands and Liverpool's high price except from clubs in the Saudi league.

In cases like Salah's the problem is not the club's request rather than the player's demands. Salah is going to be 34 years old next year, that means he can still achieve his last big contract of his career, so his demands are probably going to be very high. And being Egyptian he has no real ties with any European country so there is no "going home" for him. I agree that the most convenient choice for everyone would be Saudi Arabia. In Europe I don't see any club which could meet his demands due to his age: for sure he won't go to another English Club, PSG don't need him, same for Real Madrid and Barcelona, and Bayern Munich don't need him either.

[blue Snow]

Has it been confirmed that PSG want him? I personally would like that to happen, but considering what PSG is building under Enrique, where they prioritize signing players under 30 and developing young talent, I don't think Salah talent is needed in their squad, so I think the Arab League is currently more likely for him to move to, especially since they can offer a higher price than PSG, so Liverpool might let him go there.

PSG wanted his service a while ago, but because they want focus on potential young player, then they ignore him. Maybe PSG want hunt him back if Salah decrease his salary, and not become a priority player on PSG, because the team have young player on his position which I think Salah will become as substitute player like he was on Liverpool. So, the big chance is only the Saudi club or MLS. But I haven't seen any good offers yet. The winter window transfer has come market value for him. Liverpool was extended his contract to make him leave with a lot of money in Liverpool's pocket

[asriloni]

Spurs are desperately looking for a way to strengthen their forward to enable them get a productive result because the season haven't been in their favor but going for this guy that Liverpool and some time ago Amorim was talking about getting him too, I feel it will be big battle to get Semenyo that's if they don't use something big like the bid should be tempting for Bournemouth to let the player join Spurs since we have the likes of Liverpool and Man City look at the same direction...who would get him first?

It seems Liverpool is leading the competition to get semenyo as they're already in the talks with Bournemouth regarding the payment structure to sign Semenyo from there. We know how Liverpool went crazily in the last summer window. So it makes sense they can get Semenyo. I put them as the most favorite in Semenyo saga.

[harapan]

With the way salah is being treated lately, it’s better he just leave the club, it’s obvious that salah isn’t valued so much, and the best decision which he will be making is just to leave Liverpool right now. Salah doesn’t have anything to fight for again, he has achieved lots of things already, so he should just go to Saudi league and enjoy his money there. He will be making cool money without much stress, and he will be appreciated and respected at Saudi league.

I'm surprised to see many people are complaining about Slot rather than Salah.

Even though Salah contribute a lot, but it's not the only reason to make him play on the pitch, if his performance is bad, he deserved to be benched. If Salah must play even though his performance is bad, that's mean Salah is bigger than the team, however we all know there's no player can be bigger than the team.

I'm gotta say I agree if Salah move to other team, it's too save Liverpool from someone who want to get over respect by other people.

Legends over a one season wonder Arne Slot. It is the reason why they prefer Salah.

It is like saying Pep Guardiola should bench Erling Haaland and Phil Foden because they're not scoring like they were supposed to do last season. It makes no sense for someone with such ridiculous numbers, it is wise to have them around nonetheless despite not being in a good form. Moving away this way will be purely cowardice. Salah is going no where.

[jostorres]

Salah's behavior has shown he's a problematic player who will be a problem if he remains on the bench. But since Slott gave him a chance to play in the last match and Salah made an assist, I think there's a chance he could improve at Liverpool, although he'll have to compromise or consider a new club. Slott has enough problems right now besides Salah, so if he continues to hamper him with this kind of behavior, Slott will find a way to get rid of him.

Now one thing is sure about Mohammad Salah, he is heading for new club in January or June, this is not confirmed but it's already set because he is having contract till 2027 and Liverpool management will be tring their best for having as much as they can take from this deal.

Currently, he is off for national duty in AFCON, after this meeting will be held while Arne Slot is also not properly giving results which was expecting after having huge investment, this is also problem, but now it's all on management, how they will fix this, but they want to offload Mohammad Salah as soon as possible. Four clubs are already frontrunner for signing him: San Diego, Chicago from MLS and Al Hilal and Al Qadisiah from Saudi Pro League, now what would be his next step - it's just the matter of time.

[bitgolden]

It seems Liverpool is leading the competition to get semenyo as they're already in the talks with Bournemouth regarding the payment structure to sign Semenyo from there. We know how Liverpool went crazily in the last summer window. So it makes sense they can get Semenyo. I put them as the most favorite in Semenyo saga.

With the current situation in premier league and few clubs, most chances Antoine Semenyo future is set for Anfield because they are well-prepared for this transfer and also ahead of their rival clubs Manchester United and Tottenham.

This signing is going to be more important while Liverpool facing dilemma regarding Mohammad Salah as management still looking for apology, or they have mind to put him on transfer list and look for future because 25 years old Antoine Semenyo could be good replacement for them. Currently he is doing impressive job and have good chance of going to Liverpool for his next stint in premier league after having few good years at Bournemouth.