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Hello everybody and welcome to the latest edition of Red Men Bitesize. My name is

Dan Club. It is Monday, August the 7th and I'm here to take you through the latest in the world of Liverpool Football Club.

And we begin with a report that came from Saudi Arabian Outless, Al-Ridi-A-Ridiah, and it is claiming that Mohammed Salah is of interest

to Al-Ithahad.

The report claims that the Saudi Pro-D Club made an approach to sign Mohammed Sala for 60 million euros and it goes on to say a source close to the player is claimed to have revealed that talks with Sala would suggest that he would be offered 155 million euros in wages over the course of two seasons.

Now, clearly eye water in numbers in terms of his salary there but what is rather I suppose disappointing in many

senses is a suggested fee now 60 million euros for Mohammed Sala crazy. Quite frankly I don't understand where they've plucked that figure from but it is not anywhere near enough to sign Mohammed Salah of course not in any way shape or form not even in a sense of with a

fabinio deal a couple of weeks ago it's like 40 million might just be about

market value for someone like fabinio given the season he's just had the

really disappointing season he's just had, the really disappointing season he's just had.

But with Sala, you talk about a player who continues to be in his prime, he's been in his

prime ever since you've arrived at a football club to be honest.

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