The Real Madrid player that Liverpool FC wants if Mohamed Salah leaves

Mohamed Salah is a Liverpool FC legend after everything he has achieved at the club in recent years. The player was the essential piece for the awakening of the English team in 2017 and after more than 5 years at the club, he already has a record worthy of an Anfield and Premier League legend. Now, for 2024, Saudi Arabia is knocking on their door and Real Madrid does not want to lose its greatest reference in attack, which is why it is already devising a plan B in case this happens.

According to Fichajes.com, Jürgen Klopp's great desire is for Kylian Mbappé (24 years old), a star Paris Saint-Germain footballer who continues to give rise to the story of an endless soap opera. In fact, he gives the impression that the 14-time Champions League winner has a relative advantage in the race for the former AS Monaco player. However, things are not very positive for the Anfield team, who already tried to sign the Frenchman last summer and things did not go in the best way.

From England, and according to 90 min, the player they most like to take Salah's place is Vinicius Jr. A signing that seems impossible right now. However, in 2024 the club considers it could be viable, especially if the Brazilian's brilliance at Real Madrid falls below Jude Bellingham and this is combined with the arrival of Mbappé, a couple of pieces that would take away the prominence of the Brazilian team.

Will Salah leave Liverpool FC?

At the beginning of this season, the Liverpool FC coach confirmed Salah's presence for one more year. "There is nothing to talk about. Salah is a Liverpool player and he is essential for us. There is nothing, and if there was something, the answer would be no. Is Salah committed? 100%," declared Jürgen. Previously, Mo Salah's agent had confirmed that the Egyptian player is committed to the team and said that if not, he would not have renewed. At the moment everything indicates that the Egyptian's desire is to fulfill his contract established until 2025.