LONDON (ENGLAND) (ITALPRESS) – Even wealthy Saudi clubs have their limits. According to The Sun, Mohamed Salah’s move to Saudi Arabia is at risk of falling through due to the high demands made by the 34-year-old Egyptian forward, who is a free agent following his long stint at Liverpool. Salah earned £400,000 a week with the Reds—approximately €24.5 million gross per season—and has long been linked to Al-Hilal and Al-Qadsiah. Al-Hilal—where Michael Edwards, the executive who brought Salah to Anfield in 2017, could arrive as CEO— can count on powerful private investors, notably Prince Al Waleed bin Talal Al Saud, who has previously funded major transfer deals such as the signing of Karim Benzema. Al-Qadsiah, meanwhile, is controlled by Aramco, the Saudi national oil company. In short, both clubs have the means to secure Salah, but the player will also need to make a concession by lowering his financial demands.
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