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\u201cI could go on and on. He\u2019s a great player! \u2013 If Salah does end up leaving Liverpool this summer then I certainly think Jurgen Klopp should consider Brentford\u2019s number 19.\u201d<\/p>\n
However, it is certainly unlikely that Brentford would part ways with both of their star forwards in Mbeumo and Ivan Toney. Though the England striker is unavailable until January after breaching the FA\u2019s betting rules, he has been linked with a move to Manchester United among other teams.<\/p>\n
But with Liverpool potentially moving for Mbeumo before Toney receives interest in January, the Reds could gazump their rivals and leave United searching for alternatives once again. Toney has recently changed agents and dropped several hints that he would be willing to leave his current club, but if Liverpool move early for Mbeumo then they may prevent United from getting Toney.<\/p>\n
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Don’t miss… <\/strong> The 23\/24 home shirt for Liverpool pays homage to the past of the club, as well as collaborator Nike, with a strong 1970s influence. The iconic red, capped with bold white cuffs and collar really does invoke that classic Liverpool FC style while adding a cool retro touch<\/p>\n Collymore believes that Salah could realistically depart Liverpool before the Saudi Pro League window closes on September 7, as it would be unlikely that he could resist the big-money contract offer – and Klopp won\u2019t stand in his way.<\/p>\n \u201cOf course, it all depends on what Liverpool want to do, if they\u2019re serious about not losing him, then if recent reports are anything to go by, the player will have to push for a transfer himself,\u201d Collymore added.<\/p>\n \u201cI don\u2019t see Salah as a disruptive type of player, but again, if reports he\u2019s being offered \u00a31.5million per week are to be believed, there is no way he\u2019s turning his back on that. Who would? \u2013 But it isn\u2019t just the money on offer that will appeal to Salah.<\/p>\n \u201cThere\u2019s a huge cultural aspect to this touted move. He\u2019s a strict muslim and let\u2019s be honest, he isn\u2019t a born n\u2019 bred scouser. Yes, he will go down as a Liverpool legend but he\u2019s a career professional that has already had several high-profile transfers in his time so why wouldn\u2019t he move to the Middle East?\u201d<\/p>\n
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