Liverpool consider recruiting Juventus star to replace Salah
Last year, Liverpool saw one of their most feared front three walk out of the door in Sadio Mane. As much as we hate to think about it, it is only a matter of time before Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah follow suit.
Liverpool is said to want to sign Federico Chiesa to replace Mohamed Salah. But the transfer can only happen on one condition.
Liverpool consider recruiting Juventus star to replace Salah
Liverpool is in need of a new star on the right in the context of Salah’s decline. The Egyptian striker has not been himself in recent weeks. He has only scored 1 goal in his last 8 appearances in all competitions.
Salah himself is currently being linked with leaving Anfield. According to a recent report from Goal, PSG is interested in signing the Egyptian star. Plus, the Daily Mirror claims he also dined with PSG owner Nasser Al-Khelaifi.
Despite Salah’s recent difficulties, Liverpool’s loss of him to the French side would be a heavy loss. In fact, he is still one of Klopp’s main goalscorers.
If the 30-year-old leaves, Liverpool can look to Serie A to find a replacement for him. The Reds are competing with other major Premier League clubs such as Man United and Arsenal to sign Federico Chiesa.
Juventus has just been deducted 15 points in Serie A for “financial irregularities” and “false accounting”. The Bianconeri are currently in 13th place, far behind the top 4 of Serie A. Thus, their ability to win tickets to the Champions League next season is very difficult.
This is an opportunity for Liverpool to make an offer for Chiesa. They could even sign the Italian winger for less than his actual transfer value due to Juve’s decline.
However, to convince Chiesa to join, Liverpool must have a ticket to the Champions League. This is a rather difficult condition when The Kop is in bad shape and drops to 10th in the rankings.
Let’s wait and see how Liverpool will reverse the situation in the next matches. Don’t forget to follow the website Livefootballgameschedule.com to update the schedule, scores, and results in real-time.
