Surprising and important news. And there does not seem to be a chance of Salah changing his mind. The information does not speak of a normal argument, but even that the striker has seriously considered handing in a transfer request although he has been persuaded not to do it. The major argument with Klopp is not recent, but from a long time back. The sources which 'AS' cites speak of a brawl which members of the Liverpool dressing room have confirmed. Salah's current situation has not changed, but the owners have apparently persuaded him to concentrate on trying to win the Premier League and Champions League this season. In exchange, they would help him leave in the summer. Stand out news This news would mean a radical change in the planning of important European clubs since not onlt there would be a real possibility of the Egyptian goalscorer leaving, but that he could do so at a lower price than normal. Barcelona and Real Madrid, for example, showed interest in the player a while back, but Liverpool's refusal to negotiate stopped them. Now it could be different. Furthermore, everything is coming to light just hours because Salah and Klopp's side play in Porto for a spot in the Champions League semis where Barcelona await the winners.<doc-sep>Liverpool: Mo Salah’s ‘head has gone’ this season says Nicol HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email Sign upfor the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. The Egyptian has become a hero at Anfield since arriving on Merseyside nearly two years ago. But now according to Spanish outlet AS, he is determined to force his way out of the club this summer. The reports claim that Salah has asked the Premier League leaders to sanction his sale at the end of the season. It comes as a result of a series of heated discussions with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, the newspaper claim. The Egyptian is even willing to hand in a transfer request to force through a move, it's claimed. Salah penned a new bumper five-year contract with the Reds last summer on the back of a record-breaking season at the club. On his way to winning the PFA Player of the Year he struck 32 times in the Premier League, the highest number of goals ever in a single campaign. He also helped Liverpool reach the Champions League final in Kiev where he injured his shoulder in a tangle with Sergio Ramos. Real Madrid will be only one of a few clubs around the world that will be able to afford his price tag, should he be allowed to leave Liverpool. Mohamed Salah has reportedly asked to leave Liverpool after discussions with Jurgen Klopp Mohamed Salah reportedly wants to leave Liverpool after discussions with Klopp Mohamed Salah reportedly wants to leave Liverpool after discussions with Klopp A big indication of whether these reports are true will be whether the forward starts for the Reds tonight in Porto. Liverpool take a 2-0 advantage to the Estadio do Dragao as they bid to reach the semi-finals where they would meet Barcelona. Salah has returned to form ahead of the run-in having struck two impressive goals in the Reds last two Premier League matches. That included a 25-year stunner past Kepa Arrizabalaga during Sunday’s 2-0 win over former club Chelsea at Anfield. Mohamed Salah was injured against Real Madrid in the Champions League final last year Liverpool: Mohammed Salah likened to Ronaldo by Julien Laurens Liverpool: Klopp says that he had 'no doubts' about Salah He is now level with Sergio Aguero at the top of the Premier League scoring charts with 19. Salah took the chance to explain his celebration which was a major talking point during the win that put them two points clear at the top of the table. “I am a yoga man! I do yoga and it just came into my mind," Salah told Sky Sports. “Normally I shoot with the inside of my foot. But this one I decided, because it was far, to hit it with power. I was lucky the ball hit the net like that." Mohamed Salah has reportedly rocked the boat with Liverpool on the verge of Premier League glory<doc-sep>
Mohamed Salah has exceeded all expectations since joining Liverpool from AS Roma back in 2017. The Egyptian forward completed a £34 million move to the Reds and has scored a magnificent 66 goals in 97 appearances for the Merseyside outfit so far. He also broke the record for most goals in a 38-game Premier League season last term, netting 32 goals, while simultaneously inspiring Liverpool to the Champions League final. Salah, who has scored 19 league goals this season, is now hoping to win a Premier League winners’ medal with Liverpool. If that happens, it’s safe to say that he will go down as an Anfield legend. However, a worrying report from Spanish newspaper AS was published on Wednesday afternoon, which claims the Egypt international is demanding a transfer out of the club following disagreements with Jurgen Klopp. AS are usually one of Spain’s more reliable sources, which makes the story all the more surprising. The report claims that Liverpool officials have managed to talk Salah out of submitting a formal transfer request - in order to avoid an unwanted situation at such an important stage of the season - but will consider facilitating the transfer at the end of the season if the 26-year-old is still determined to leave the club. AS suggest that Salah is not currently one of Zinedine Zidane’s transfer targets - unlike last summer - but that Real Madrid may submit an offer if the player is determined to leave his current employers. If this happens - and it’s a huge if, admittedly - this would mean he’ll be sharing a dressing room with Sergio Ramos, the player he fell out with following last season’s Champions League final in Kiev. It seems a bizarre time for this story to emerge. Is it an attempt by the Spanish media to unsettle Liverpool and Salah ahead of Wednesday night’s Champions League quarter-final second leg against FC Porto? You certainly wouldn’t rule it out. Or is the report actually accurate? It’s currently unclear at this stage - but one thing’s for sure: we haven’t heard the last of this developing story. Meanwhile, Salah's representative Ramy Abbas Issa has played down the reports with the following tweet... News Now - Sport News