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Quote from: shogun47 on Today at 07:50:54 AM

You think he is going to bring Salah? It could be, but I think that Real Madrid is also trying to rejuvenate their team even further. It would be a very last chance for Salah at this age and not to forget that he has a contract until 2025 as far as I know. That means Real Madrid would have to pay a high transfer fee for a player who is 31 by then and who will be asking a high salary as well. Don't forget that Madrid is still willing to sign Mbappe or Haaland. Salah wouldn't fit into that strategy very well.

Usually Real Madrid will choose an easy player who will replace Benzema in the future and like you said Mbappe Haaland is Real Madrid's target for signing him they are very young and also ideal for a replacement for Benzema but for Mohamed Salah I don't think it will suit him at Real Madrid unless Klopp goes there and wants to take him that would be very likely to happen, but are you sure Klopp will leave in a situation where the team is in disarray?

Quote from: shogun47 on Today at 07:50:54 AM

Watching Liverpool these days is a bit weird because they are lacking all these basics that made them so strong. It's weird that a team can fall apart like that within just a single year. Just last season they scored 92 points and conceded 26 goals the entire season, which was the best defense along with Manchester City. Now after 20 games Liverpool already conceded 28 goals.

Since Sadio Mane was sold to Bayern Munich and several important players were injured, Liverpool collapsed. They could no longer survive in the Premier League this season to be at the top of the competition, even though they were fierce competitors for Manchester City last season, but now their squad has changed. which are getting worse, so the players who are bought are still not effective enough to replace them now.
Tonight against Everton it is still in doubt if Liverpool's situation is like this even though it is at home.

Quote from: shogun47 on Today at 07:50:54 AM

I expect the next season to become a seasons with several big changes in terms of managers but also in terms of big names changing their teams again. However, now that I am reading that Mbappe could be earning up to 630 million in three years, I have no clue how a club like Real Madrid would compete with that? I wonder how that is still in accordance with financial fair play? Cheesy

Well we would like to see a few more changes but we don't know if Klopp will stay or if he will go to Real Madrid as the rumored new offer, if so Liverpool should be able to find a coach who is more adaptable to his own players.

Crazy price for Mbappe, but isn't Real Madrid reluctant to bid for Mbappe anymore after their last 180 million EUR offer was rejected?

Klopp will not be sacked by Liverpool management, this is a trying times for Klopp and Liverpool, every team do have trying times. They have to be patience with him. Klopp is an experienced coach and if Madrid bid for him, is not a bad either he will deliver the club.