Current Liverpool news: Wataru Endō and Mohamed Salah’s official departure dates have been revealed as the Reds vie for a holding midfield signing.
Amidst the transfer dispute between PSG and Spurs, Liverpool reveals Mohamed Salah’s departure date.
Liverpool is apparently in competition with PSG and Spurs for a midfield player. The Reds have confirmed when Mohamed Salah and Wataru Endō will travel to the Africa Cup of Nations and the Asian Cup, respectively. This is your summary of the most recent Liverpool news.
Liverpool has confirmed Mohamed Salah’s departure date.
The club has officially stated that following Liverpool’s Premier League match against Newcastle on Monday, Mohamed Salah and Wataru Endō will re-join their respective national teams. Both players will wear the armband for their respective nations, with Endō heading the Ivory Coast at the Africa Cup of Nations and Salah guiding Egypt
at the Asia Cup in Qatar and Endō representing Japan with an armband in the Africa Cup of Nations in the Ivory Coast.
The two competitions are almost on the same schedule, so they will miss the FA Cup third-round trip to Arsenal the following Sunday, both Carabao Cup semifinal matches against Fulham, and the Premier League trip to Bournemouth. Any such absences will be contingent upon Egypt’s and Japan’s development.
Due to the recovery of Diogo Jota, who scored against Burnley, and the return of Alexis Mac Allister, who predominantly played at number six prior to his own injury layoff, to team training ahead of the Magpies’ visit, Jürgen Klopp’s injury headache has somewhat alleviated recently. The contest on Monday may include the Argentine.
In the group stages, Japan will play Indonesia, Iraq, and Vietnam, while Salah will play Ghana, Cape Verde, and Mozambique. It is anticipated that both teams would easily qualify and contend for the title, which will require them to miss a few weeks of play.
PSG and Spurs are vying for transfers to Liverpool
Journalist Rudy Galetti claims that PSG is now putting Borussia Mönchengladbach midfielder Manu Koné under pressure from Liverpool. Tottenham and the Reds have been “following” Koné in the Premier League, but PSG has now added the Frenchman to its “list.”
Although the 22-year-old was connected to Klopp’s team during the summer transfer window, he has only played in seven Bundesliga games before the winter break due to injury and suspension. He is an international for France’s under-21 team, and last season he was in the league’s top 10 in tackles, advanced passes, and successful takeaways.
Last summer, Liverpool sold defensive midfielder Fabinho for $21 million (£17 million/€19 million) to the Saudi Arabian team Al-Ittihad. Endō, 30, was the sole substitute. Both an urgent fix for the issue brought on by the Asian Cup and a longer-term answer at number six could be seen in Koné.
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