Liverpool might think about selling Mohamed Salah if a Saudi Pro League side offered £150million for his services, according to a club legend.
Reports surfaced this week about Al-Ittihad making a late move for the Egyptian superstar, who has been offered £65 million per year.
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The Premier League club have already lost Fabinho to Al-Ittihad, while Jordan Henderson and Roberto Firmino also secured moves to the Saudi Pro League in the last few months.
Reds manager Jurgen Klopp has confirmed they are not interested in losing the 31-year-old, but Jamie Carragher feels the club might change their mind if an enormous offer came in.
"He wouldn't leave for £100million. I think if it got to £150m, and maybe over that, you might have a question to be asked," Carragher said on Sky Sports.
"But I just think it is so late in the window, that is the problem. If you actually think of Liverpool's model under FSG, if this had come at a better time or the team was a little bit better, I think they would seriously think about it.
"They did that with Philippe Coutinho a few years ago. Liverpool didn't replace Coutinho, they just strengthened in other areas.
"If that was to happen, which I don't think it will, it does make me think about next summer. Mo Salah has got two seasons to go, so I think it could be something that is revisited next summer."
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