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Salah-Liverpool, Ronaldo-Juventus: two great champions who play for the best clubs could change their shirts at the end of the championship. The Egyptian opens to the farewell and the Bianconeri dream: relay with CR7?
The interview broadcast by Mohamed Incorrect to the Spanish newspaper ‘As’, opened the dream market of Juventus. The moment, at home Liverpool, It is delicate since he would not want to lose a footballer like the Egyptian, who nevertheless was clear when opening a farewell at the end of the season to Reds.
All the great Europeans are already preparing for the eventuality, among them, in addition to the Spanish Barcelona me Real MadridOne of the most interested seems to be Juventus. Even the technician’s words Klopp They have fed doubts, like the Liverpool coach, to the ‘Guardian’ microphones, making it clear that no player can be forced to stay. Clear reference to the strong wing.
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Juventus-Salah, the sale of Ronaldo would make everything possible
With his last contract extension in 2018, which expires in 2023, Salah has become the highest paid player in Reds history. Now, the Egyptian receives a gross salary close to 12 million euros, as analyzed by the ‘Daily Mail’ and there are some termination clauses in the agreement. To get him out of Liverpool we will have to deal with the club and it will not be easy, but Kloop’s words leave all doors open.
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At this point, if Juventus really wanted to bring the Egyptian to Turin, there should be a real technical revolution. The only solution, economically, would be the farewell of Cristiano Ronaldo. CR7, however, seems destined to leave the Bianconeri at the end of the season given that the contract expires in 2022. The Old Lady could certainly gain something from its sale a year before the natural expiration of the deal.
The Portuguese, almost 36 years old compared to 28 for Salah, earns 31 million a year that they do, behind Neymar (36) e Messi (46), the highest paid footballer in the world. The savings of the Juventus club would be evident and once the former Real is ‘fixed’, they could hunt down the Egyptian out of Liverpool.
