Liverpool have reportedly agreed a deal to sign Mohamed Salah from AS Roma in a €45 million deal in the summer
Reliable Sky Sports journalist Fabrizio Romano has reported that Mohamed Salah is set to move to Liverpool in the summer transfer window in a €45 million deal. The Egyptian winger has been heavily linked with a switch to Anfield, with the most recent reports claiming that a medical is imminent.
Done deal! Mohamed Salah from AS Roma to Liverpool ??? #LFC #transfers
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 20, 2017
Mohamed Salah is waiting for last details; then he could fly today to #Liverpool. He’s ready to sign his contract. €45M to AS Roma #LFC
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 20, 2017
Salah’s career has been on an upward curve since he left Chelsea, and he enjoyed a fruitful season with Roma in 2016/17, with 15 goals and 11 assists in Serie A. And Liverpool fans were overjoyed upon learning that the deal is set to be completed soon.
Salah scored more goals and got more assists than Dybala in Serie A last season. £35m for a winger of that quality is great value.
— Joel Rabinowitz (@joel_archie) June 20, 2017
Salah is the 3rd best winger in the league after Hazard and Mane. We’ve got 3 top top class ballers in Coutinho, Mane and Salah
— ️️ (@VintageCoutinho) June 20, 2017
Interestingly if you had given me a choice of Salah or Brandt pre this window, I wouldn’t of given it a second thought. Salah all day.
— Callum Wright (@Mr_CallumWright) June 20, 2017
The pace of Sadio Mane and Mo Salah on either flank, with deep-lying Coutinho feeding them balls… ? pic.twitter.com/T4lj7DarVM
— Empire of the Kop (@empireofthekop) June 20, 2017
Mohamed Salah is all but a Liverpool player. Very soon he’ll be ripping up the Premier League alongside Sadio Mané.pic.twitter.com/wDEltXqc2e
— Rousing The Kop (@RousingTheKop) June 20, 2017
Liverpool front 4 next season if all are fit
Coutinho, Mane, Salah, Firmino ? pic.twitter.com/oQKKEd5bZz
— Spion Kop (@TheKopHQ) June 20, 2017
SALAH IS A LIVERPOOL PLAYER, CAN’T BELIEVE I’M SAYING THAT!!!! After weeks of speculation it’s finally happened. Phew relief!!!!
— Midey! (@ChaudharyMidey) June 20, 2017
Mohamed Salah was directly involved in 26 goals in the league last season – more than anyone at Liverpool. #LFC pic.twitter.com/sFlh1sFIAj
— LFC Stats (@LFCData) June 20, 2017
Absolutely delighted to hear that Salah is a done deal. A fantastic player who has stepped up the plate since leaving Chelsea. #lfc pic.twitter.com/qqW7oaBZct
— max riegel (@sefendo) June 20, 2017
All I need from next season is us beating Chelsea 1-0 in the 93rd minute thanks to a Solanke goal from a Salah assist & I’ll die happy.
— – (@AnfieldRd96) June 20, 2017
Meanwhile, there were a few who were quick to point out that Salah is a “Chelsea reject”, with some others jumping to his defence:
Salah, just another @ChelseaFC reject ? pic.twitter.com/FzGIphmQwV
— Olé (@Ole_LFC) June 20, 2017
Mata had his best years at Chelsea, won more at chelsea. Salah…. Chelsea reject. Rejected you to join us then sat on our bench. Congrats.
— CG28 (@HazaReusCFC) June 20, 2017
If Salah IS that good, why aren’t Chelsea, United, Arsenal, City, or even Spurs in for him?
Honest question
— Everything City ? (@Everything_City) June 17, 2017
People underrate Salah because he flopped at Chelsea, and is Egyptian. He was more impressive than Dybala in Serie A last season.
— Bossa (@chn_arsenal) June 20, 2017
Calling a player a “Chelsea reject” doesn’t make a lot of sense considering how Sturridge, Lukaku, KDB, Matic and Salah have developed. ?
— max riegel (@sefendo) June 18, 2017
“Why are Liverpool signing Mo Salah? He’s a Chelsea reject!”
Yeah…so are these guys… pic.twitter.com/fvpuOCiukv
— NOW TV Sport (@NOWTVSport) June 20, 2017
When someone says Salah is a Chelsea reject even though he started two games…#LFC pic.twitter.com/WXoAhH9ieB
— AnfieldNation (@AnfieldNation) June 20, 2017
De Bruyne: Man City
Sturridge: Liverpool
Lukaku: Everton
Mata: Man Utd
Salah: RomaAll “Chelsea rejects” who have done better after leaving
— – (@AnfieldRd96) June 20, 2017
