Al-Ittihad offers $325m to lure Liverpool striker Mo Salah

Saudi Arabia's Al-Ittihad football club has made an astounding proposal to entice Liverpool's star striker, Mohamed Salah, with a staggering €300 million ($324 million) contract to join their ranks, according to various media outlets. This extraordinary offer encompasses a €100 million ($108 million) sum earmarked for Liverpool as a transfer fee to release Salah from his current contract. Additionally, Salah would enjoy a substantial basic annual salary of nearly £100 million ($126 million) and the privilege of a private jet for his family's unrestricted air travel.

Moreover, as part of the enticement, Mohamed Salah would be granted the prestigious role of a tourism and investment ambassador for Saudi Arabia, further enhancing the overall value of the deal. The proposed contract, it is reported, would span a duration of five years. Mohamed Salah's illustrious career in Europe commenced in 2012 when he first took to the pitch for Switzerland's Basel. His journey saw him don the jerseys of England's Chelsea, Italy's Fiorentina, and Roma, before making his triumphant return to the UK by joining Liverpool.

Notably, sports expert Fabrizio Romano recently affirmed Liverpool's unwavering stance on Mohamed Salah, deeming him "untouchable" within the club.