Saudi club Al-Ittihad Jeddah are refusing to budge on a contract deal for Liverpool star Mohamed Salah in the current summer transfer window, despite the club’s president, Anmar Al-Haily, yet to arrive. A deal with the Reds management regarding the Egyptian international.

According to the London-based newspaper, Asharq Al-Awsat, Jeddah Federation President Anmar Al-Hayli returned to Saudi Arabia without significant positive results regarding the Mohamed Salah deal.

The newspaper confirmed that Mohamed Salah is still committed to his decision to move to the Saudi league, but his agent denied the matter as he wanted a higher fee.

Asharq Al-Awsad explained that the deal could only be settled in a case where the Liverpool officials were tricked into giving up Mohamed Salah by offering them a huge sum of money.

The news comes as Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp denied on Friday that he had any intention of selling Salah, amid news that the Jets have offered £100m to join the top scorer in the previous three English Premier League titles. method.

Klopp confirmed: “Sala is an essential part for us and there is nothing about him, if an offer appears, the answer is (no). I believe 100% in Salah’s commitment to Liverpool.”

Notably, Mohamed Salah has signed a contract with Liverpool until 2025, making it the highest-paid player in the Reds’ history.