Mohamed Salah, the undisputed star of Liverpool and one of the most prominent figures in world football, is getting closer and closer to leaving Anfield. With his contract set to expire in June 2025 and no signs of renewal, the Egyptian forward is poised to be one of the most sought-after players in the summer transfer market.
However, Barcelona, which for years was interested in him, seems to have ruled out a move for him. The emergence of young talents like Lamine Yamal, coupled with the high performance of Raphinha, has led the Catalan board to consider that Salah would not fit into their sporting project.
Barcelona's decision not to enter the race for the attacker is also due to a strategic plan that prioritizes the development of its youth academy and established players in the current squad. Lamine Yamal, at just 17 years old, has captivated the Camp Nou with his flair and ability to create chances, while Raphinha is having a spectacular season, being key to Barcelona's attack. Bringing in Salah, despite his talent and experience, could hinder the growth of both players.
Internationally, Salah's situation is generating great interest. Top-level teams will be watching closely for the opportunity to secure his services without having to pay a transfer fee. His impact on the game, both in terms of his goalscoring ability and his leadership, makes him a luxury option for any team looking for a proven quality reinforcement. With almost a decade at the highest level in Europe, Salah remains a decisive player.
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