Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp makes Mohamed Salah admission amid proposed Saudi mega bid

Recent reports have linked Saudi side Al-Ittihad with a blockbuster £200m bid for the Reds frontman. 

As well as the mammoth transfer fee, the club are reportedly willing to offer the player a three-year contract worth around £65m per year. 

Liverpool remain adamant that the 31-year-old is not for sale, with manager Jurgen Klopp admitting he is happy with Salah’s professionalism despite the ongoing transfer saga. 

The German coach told newspaper journalists: "Mo is super committed, really in training fully there. 

“And in the leadership meetings this week he was fully in. I have to deal with facts, and my fact is, all good, we are here, and everything is fine.”

Salah currently earns in the region of £18m per season with the Reds and has two years remaining on his current deal. 

With a few days remaining in the Saudi transfer window, Liverpool may need to brace themselves for another big push.

Considering the difference in salary, a move away from Anfield may appear tempting for the Egypt international. 

The current manager at Al-Ittihad is ex-Wolves and Tottenham boss Nuno Espirito Santo. 

The squad at the club consists of such names as N’Golo Kante, Fabinho and Karim Benzema.