Sunday's transfer gossip:
Liverpool may be willing to sell 'superstar' players, including Egypt forward Mohamed Salah, 30, this summer. Salah has almost become an icon and legend of the club all these years and it is somewhat unexpected that he will leave the club. Is it a good decision by the club?
Given the club's recent poor league performance, I'm not sure who to blame: the players or the coach management. The club has done very well under Klopp, but things have recently changed and they are facing difficulties with the same coach. I'm not sure what's wrong with Liverpool; if selling Salah will bring them more hope, they should do it; he's already made a name for himself in the club and in football.
England and Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane, 29, will turn down a European move in favour of staying in the Premier League this summer. We all know Kane wants to finally start winning trophies. Where will they try to do it? Manchester City?
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https://www.bbc.com/sport/64611363Manchester City is a good choice for him to join and start winning trophies, but given how competitive the Premier League is, you can't be sure of the team that will win a trophy until almost the end of the season. Joining other European leagues, such as Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga, will increase his chances of winning trophies more than joining Manchester City.