Mohamed Salah Open to Barcelona Move Amid Liverpool Exit Talks

Recent reports from Diario Sport indicate that Liverpool’s star forward Mohamed Salah has made himself available to Barcelona for a possible move. The 32-year-old Egyptian star has been extraordinary under Liverpool’s new manager Arne Slot during the current season by scoring 27 goals and providing 17 assists in his 29 Premier League appearances. Barcelona has become a surprising candidate to acquire Liverpool's stellar midfielder Mohamed Salah despite his remarkable performances at Anfield.

Representatives of Salah have started negotiations with Barcelona yet the transfer faces hurdles due to the famous financial problems at the club. Salah’s current Liverpool 15 million EUR annual salary exceeds what LaLiga teams could offer him and he stands to gain even more from Al Hilal’s 50 million EUR per season proposal. The possibility of a sustainable transfer from Liverpool requires Salah to undergo a major salary reduction that meets LaLiga financial standards yet challenges his balance of personal and financial goals.

Transfer talk about different players travels throughout Europe at this moment. Real Madrid’s versatile midfielder Eduardo Camavinga (22) has become a summer target for Manchester City after Florian Plettenberg reported his addition to their list despite his existing contract through 2029. Full-back Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen at age 24 wants to change teams to either Barcelona or Real Madrid while he avoids playing in the Premier League based on his assessment of physicality according to Sky Sports Deutschland.

AC Milan plans for the departure of Theo Hernández by focusing on Crystal Palace's Tyrick Mitchell due to interest from Real Madrid and Manchester City as revealed by TEAMtalk. Multiple teams including Juventus, Inter Milan along with several Premier League sides join Arsenal in their pursuit of Bologna forward Santiago Castro according to Ekrem Konur.

European clubs intensify their competition to acquire standout talents including Salah, Camavinga and other big-name players before the upcoming transfer window.