The $84 million player Liverpool wants to replace Mohamed Salah

Mohamed Salah has been one of the best players in the Premier League in recent years. The Egyptian knew how to form a great attacking trio with Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mané at Liverpool. However, only he remains of that luxury forward. Both the Brazilian and the Senegalese are playing in the Pro League in Saudi Arabia today. Mané, for example, shares a team with Cristiano Ronaldo. Now, Salah usually shares the attacking front with the South Americans Darwin Núñez and Luis Díaz.

Now rumors are indicating that Salah may leave Liverpool in the winter transfer market. Currently, the left-footed forward is valued at 65 million euros by the specialized site Transfermarkt. At 31 years old, he remains an elite player, and is usually a very important offensive asset for the team led by Jurgen Klopp. Now, Liverpool are analyzing possible players who can replace the Egyptian.

The Fichajes web portal revealed the player who is on Klopp's list: Leroy Sané. The Bayern Munich forward is valued at 84 million dollars, so Liverpool should prepare a very important offer for the German. Bayern paid almost 67 million dollars for Sané, so they could make a good profit for their forward, although he is a very important player and losing him would mean a significant loss for Thomas Tuchel.

The other 80 million player who can leave Bayern

Xavi Hernández took charge of the Barcelona first team trying to recover the essence of the club. As a disciple of Guardiola, the former club player tries to play a good game, with many associations and the ball on the ground. A player who can fit perfectly into that style is Joshua Kimmich. The German midfielder plays for Bayern Munich and the media ESPN linked him, once again, to the Catalan team.

For its part, Manchester City is also attentive to what may happen with Kimmich, whose contract ends in 2025. The specialized portal Transfermarkt lists the 28-year-old midfielder at $80 million. The big difference between the English club and the Spanish one is that City has an amount of money that Barcelona does not have.