Al Ittihad news

Saudi Pro League clubs reportedly convinced the likes of Karim Benzema and Neymar by offering "sums so enormous that they didn't make sense."

The right winger hasn't left Anfield this week but he will move to Saudi Arabia eventually, so Jurgen Klopp needs to start scouting successors now

Liverpool are reportedly expecting Saudi Arabia to come again for Mohamed Salah after a £215m bid from Al-Ittihad was snubbed.

Al-Ittihad are offering an insane amount of money for the 31-year-old Egyptian, but the Reds must reject all overtures for their best player

Mohamed Salah will not join Al-Ittihad this summer, despite the Saudi Pro League side making an eye-watering offer for the Liverpool forward.

Mohamed Salah continues to be linked with a transfer to Saudi Arabia, with Glen Johnson naming the price that Liverpool have to accept in any deal.

Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah is reportedly the subject of a world-record £215 million ($271m) transfer bid from Saudi Arabian outfit Al-Ittihad.

Officials from Saudi Arabia have traveled to England to make a final attempt to tempt Liverpool into selling Mohamed Salah, according to a report.

Mohamed Salah reacted in “the best way possible” to seeing Liverpool turn down a £150 million ($189m) bid for him, says Andy Robertson.

Sergio Ramos is on his way back to La Liga after reaching a verbal agreement to re-sign for former club Sevilla, it has been reported.

Jurgen Klopp continues to ignore the transfer “fuss” raging around Mohamed Salah, with Liverpool still confident that he will stay.

Mohamed Salah “wants to stay” at Liverpool, claims Dominik Szoboszlai, with the Egyptian forward not looking for a transfer to Saudi Arabia.

Mohamed Salah will not be a part of the Egypt squad in their final Africa Cup of Nations group stage match against Ethiopia.