Mohamed Salah to leave Liverpool, leaving Europe's other leagues in shock

The Reds have just finished an irregular season after winning the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup, but having lost the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League, so Mohamed Salah would leave Liverpool and leave the other leagues in Europe in shock.

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The Egyptian striker had one of his last challenges with Liverpool to win the UEFA Champions League title, but after the frustration of losing the competition against Real Madrid, he is already looking for another team to achieve his long-awaited goal and it seems that not one, but several clubs want him in their ranks, to strengthen the attack of their respective strikers. 

And is that the Egyptian striker is being pursued not only from the Premier League, but has been linked with clubs in Serie A, Bundesliga, and even La Liga, so it would not be unusual to see the player out of the Premier League if the offer that comes convinces both him and Liverpool, so several leagues in Europe are rubbing their hands to know that the player could soon change of scenery. 

Liverpool and Salah's move would shock the other leagues in Europe

However, to the bad luck of the other leagues in Europe, Mohamed Salah, although he is not clear about which team he wants to play for, knows that his career could only continue in the Premier League, which would leave in shock the other leagues of the European continent that believed they had a chance for any of their teams to have among their ranks the Egyptian striker.

But to the shock of the rest of the European leagues, clubs like Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, or Tottenham Hotspur are more likely to sign him, so it would not be unusual to see him wearing the uniform of a Liverpool rival, who is ready to lose the Egyptian striker since so far, they have not been able to renew him.

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