The former defender of Liverpool, Dejan Lovren, claimed that the club has had enough “respect”, who has left Mohamed Salah, who leaves Angain as Free Agent as a free agent as Free Agentin as Free Agent.
Salah’s current Liverpool Treaty will expire at the end of June and he still has to agree to a new contract. The fact that the 32-year-old enjoys one of the great individual seasons of all time has only added fuel to the fire, although Salah himself was not afraid to speak out.
Lovren, who completes his career at Paok in Greece, only spent two seasons as a Liverpool teammate from Salah, but the couple became close friends during this time and stayed in touch.
The veteran interior defender has admitted to advising Salah to sit down in the first place.
“I have to be careful what I say now because I know a lot of things. Everyone wants them to stay, and one day I called him and said: ‘Mo, you have to think about yourself. Look at everything that You in the face of this club and what you can still give, “said Lovren Winwin.
“In the end I came to the conclusion that the club didn’t respect enough.”
Salah went to the stock exchange in November that he was “more in Liverpool in Liverpool after not receiving a contract. According to reports, a deal was placed on the table until the beginning of December, but Lovren suggests that the Egyptian national icon is still “closer to leaving than at the moment”.
Lovren added: “Money is an important factor, but it is worth more than money and the question is: who will replace it? Who gives you what Mohamed Salah offers? If you want to replace it, you have to think you have to Spending € 200 m, and the question remains, will he offer what Salah offers?
Salah is already entitled to sign a preliminary contract agreement with one side in overseas. But while Lovren claims that his friend “thought about a new step”, there is no “special club” in the scene.
Despite everything, Lovren, Salah, who would prefer to stay: “He loves Liverpool a lot, and he wants to stay, and that’s the most important part. Maybe he will retire there, I’m not quite sure about it. In the end it is about other people! “