Hello, this is the Bulletin. I'm Neil Atkinson and this is the Amfield Rapp with your afternoon

digest of all the news that you need pertaining to Liverpool football club. We'll start with

them and I just press conference he did it early this morning and rumours continue to abound around

Muhammad Salah, possibly moving to Al-Etiad and Saudi Arabia. Yergan Klopp shut it down insofar as

he can, very much being of the view that there is no problem. He will address problems as they appear

on his desk, but as far as he was concerned, the situation was that it was a no if it ever did

reach his desk. Coming up on that in a second or two, we've got a clip from John Gibbons talking

to Christian Folk from Build. On top of that, he confirmed that Konati was a doubt for the game

on Sunday. That Curtis Jones and Tiago Al-Kantara will be in full team training from Monday,

but that everyone else was available for Liverpool. Links around Pierre-O-Hin Kappi and Arthur Teati

began to surface. After Yergan Klopp himself actually mentioned that the club were looking to see

if they could do a midfielder in any way they could, but that they were also prepared to move

forward with the options that they had. And lastly, last night, playing for Fluminers, Andrei

Trindade scored and played very, very well as they took a two-mill lead into the second leg

of their last date, Kappi at Liberditora, as Thai against Olympia. Now, here's a little clip from

John Gibbons' conversation earlier with Christian Folk. I heard there was a big movement in the

discussions between the player side and the club in Saudi Arabia because of Salah. Salah is

not my main topic. It's yours, normally, but he was connected with Leroy Zane, Bayern player,

and the rumours were Liverpool Wut Salah, if they can get Leroy Zane, so my job as Bayern inside

was to check, are we going to lose Zane to Liverpool? And we're really happy now, and we won't, I think,

I heard. And he wants to stay at Bayern Munich one year more because he's doing very well under

Thomas Tuchel, the new manager, and want to make a decision for his future next summer. But in this

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