#mohamed-salah

#mohamed-salah

Bayern Munich plan to hold talks with Marc Guehi about a potential move, Tottenham will try to sell Yves Bissouma in January and Aston Villa are looking to send Harvey Elliot back to Liverpool. Bayern Munich sporting director Max Eberl plans to hold talks with England centre-back Marc Guehi at the start of January, which is when the 25-year-old can sign a pre-contract agreement with a foreign club as his deal with Crystal Palace ends in the summer.

The Salah saga continues to dominate headlines, with speculation mounting over whether the Egyptian has already played his final game for the club. The forward himself has said his relationship with Arne Slot has broken down, and his omission from the squad for Tuesday's 1-0 Champions League win over Inter Milan only fueled the debate. On the pitch, Salah's numbers have dipped alarmingly: his lowest per-90 figures for shots (2.6), shots on target (0.8), and touches in the opposition box (7.3) since joining Liverpool.

According to a report by Spanish outlet Fichajes, Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich will have the opportunity to sign Mohamed Salah next year. The disgruntled Liverpool attacker has offered his services to the three European bigwigs amid hopes of remaining in Europe after leaving the Merseyside club. Mohamed Salah is clearly unsettled, leading to questions about his Liverpool future and Arne Slot's position at the Merseyside club.

As first reported here for the Daily Briefing, sources have informed me that there's a genuine possibility of Salah leaving Anfield, and the Reds could look to Barcola alongside other targets like Antoine Semenyo as a possible replacement. One issue, however, is that PSG currently prefer to keep Barcola, and could even try tying the 23-year-old down to a new contract, with his current deal due to end in 2028.

Much has been said about the infamous interview Mohamed Salah gave after Liverpool's 3-3 draw against Leeds on Saturday, angry at being left on the bench for a third consecutive game. Reds captain Virgil van Dijk was asked about the situation after his team's Champions League triumph away to Inter Milan on Tuesday. "I have no idea what will happen"