Low blow to Liverpool, bad news after Messi signs in Miami

Following Lionel Messi's departure from Paris Saint Germain, practically all of Europe was watching the Argentine and his decision regarding his new team this summer, causing astonishment that correspondent Fabrizio Romano has revealed that the World Cup winner will in a few hours time be the new player of Inter Miami, which participates in the MLS.

Obviously one of the teams most affected by Messi's decision was Barcelona, who were fighting incessantly for his return, but in addition to the Culés, Saudi Arabia is not at all happy about this situation, and after not being able to be the ones to announce the incorporation of the Argentine in one of their teams, this Middle Eastern competition will activate its plan B, which involves a Premier League player, but more specifically, Liverpool.

It seems that the arrival of Karim Benzema did not leave the Saudi league satisfied, and to try to fill the thirst for more and more stars from Europe, it is said that they will go directly for the signing of the attacker Mohamed Salah, a player who has become a Liverpool legend and which seems not to be protected if there is any interest in him, being for his experience and level of play, the idea player to be the face of the competition along with the Frenchman of Al-Ttihad and the Portuguese of All Nassr.

Reds with a tough decision to make  

While the idea of selling one of their best attacking players could be perhaps the biggest folly for the Merseyside outfit in recent years, such a sale to Saudi competition would not be so bad financially, as the Reds' financial constraints to make even a better transfer market could in part be solved by a big sale of the Egyptian.