Salah to go to Arabia and another Liverpool legend joins Messi and Busquets in Miami

He is not only skilful inside the 'green box', he is also skilful outside it. Roberto Firmino played an iconic Liverpool song on piano. His heart is 'red'. The 31-year-old striker has a special feeling for the Anfield team, and it showed in a video where he sings 'Allez Allez Allez', with a lot of feeling, but the most striking thing was his incredible technique to play a musical instrument.

The Brazilian is currently a free agent, having refused to renew his contract with the Reds. There is speculation that clubs such as Real Madrid and Inter are interested in his services. It was almost the perfect farewell to a fairy tale. With Liverpool trailing 1-0 to Aston Villa and facing a defeat that would have ended any mathematical hope of finishing in the top four and qualifying for next season's Champions League, Roberto Firmino came off the bench and scored an 89th-minute equaliser in his final game at Anfield.

Firmino created many goals for Mo Salah over the years, but this time it was the Egyptian's turn to be the provider: his cross found Firmino in the middle of the box and the Brazilian pushed it into the net. But even the equaliser could not dampen the emotion of the occasion, as Firmino wept at the tribute from the crowd.

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Rumours are swirling that Mohamed Sala could be heading to Saudi Arabia, with some suggesting he could be an option for Real Madrid. In recent hours, rumours have suggested he could become Inter Miami's third big-name signing in the United States after Lionel Messi and Spain's Sergio Busquets.