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Mohamed Salah could still yet become a Liverpool player this week after Jose Mourinho confirmed Brendan Rodgers‘ comments that nothing has been finalised yet.
Reports on Thursday suggested that Salah was on the brink of a move to Stamford Bridge after the Blues had a bid accepted by the Egyptian winger’s club, Basel.
Chelsea even went as far as issuing a statement on their official website declaring they had agreed to sign Salah, subject to a medical and international clearance.
However, in an interview with talkSPORT on Friday morning, Rodgers was quizzed about missing out on signing Salah, to which he hinted that the race to sign the 21-year-old was not over yet.
He told presenter Alan Brazil and former Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay, “To be fair, the club’s been working hard on a number of targets. Mohamed Salah’s a good player, we were tracking him for a while.
“Salah to Chelsea isn’t completed yet though, but if the deal can’t be done, it can’t be done.”
On Friday afternoon, at his press conference ahead of Chelsea’s FA Cup Fourth Round tie at home to Stoke City on Sunday, Mourinho also revealed the deal wasn’t a foregone conclusion.
The Portuguese manager also admitted that the Blues had not inquired about Salah until it became apparent they were to sell Juan Mata to Manchester Utd — a deal that should be completed imminently.
“Maybe he’s [Rodgers] right, I don’t know what Liverpool bid before us. All I know is we went direct to Basel, they said yes, so we reached an agreement,’ Mourinho is quoted by Metro as saying.
“It was a surprise for us that Juan [Mata] was leaving, we were not prepared to make a bid or to try to bring a player to replace Juan in the squad, so everything happened very fast. We had to work on that and see which options could be good options for us and finally we decided to try for Salah.
“We started from zero because we had no contact with the club [Basel] or the player.
“The first step was an agreement with the club so that situation is done, everything is signed and done, subject to the medical which we haven’t had yet and subject to the player’s desire to join us or not.
“Now we know he’s very happy to come, but we have to finalise or not.
“He cannot come to England for his medical so we have to meet him, probably in Switzerland, so only after that can we bring him to the country.”
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Mohamed Salah to Liverpool may still be on, say Rodgers and Mourinho
Mohamed Salah could still yet become a Liverpool player this week after Jose Mourinho confirmed Brendan Rodgers‘ comments that nothing has been finalised yet.
Reports on Thursday suggested that Salah was on the brink of a move to Stamford Bridge after the Blues had a bid accepted by the Egyptian winger’s club, Basel.
Chelsea even went as far as issuing a statement on their official website declaring they had agreed to sign Salah, subject to a medical and international clearance.
However, in an interview with talkSPORT on Friday morning, Rodgers was quizzed about missing out on signing Salah, to which he hinted that the race to sign the 21-year-old was not over yet.
He told presenter Alan Brazil and former Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay, “To be fair, the club’s been working hard on a number of targets. Mohamed Salah’s a good player, we were tracking him for a while.
“Salah to Chelsea isn’t completed yet though, but if the deal can’t be done, it can’t be done.”
On Friday afternoon, at his press conference ahead of Chelsea’s FA Cup Fourth Round tie at home to Stoke City on Sunday, Mourinho also revealed the deal wasn’t a foregone conclusion.
The Portuguese manager also admitted that the Blues had not inquired about Salah until it became apparent they were to sell Juan Mata to Manchester Utd — a deal that should be completed imminently.
“Maybe he’s [Rodgers] right, I don’t know what Liverpool bid before us. All I know is we went direct to Basel, they said yes, so we reached an agreement,’ Mourinho is quoted by Metro as saying.
“It was a surprise for us that Juan [Mata] was leaving, we were not prepared to make a bid or to try to bring a player to replace Juan in the squad, so everything happened very fast. We had to work on that and see which options could be good options for us and finally we decided to try for Salah.
“We started from zero because we had no contact with the club [Basel] or the player.
“The first step was an agreement with the club so that situation is done, everything is signed and done, subject to the medical which we haven’t had yet and subject to the player’s desire to join us or not.
“Now we know he’s very happy to come, but we have to finalise or not.
“He cannot come to England for his medical so we have to meet him, probably in Switzerland, so only after that can we bring him to the country.”
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Mohon SALAH tak akan rasa berSALAH kerana telah terSALAH pilih. Good luck. :)...
Salah Brendan Rodgers ke salah Owner kite J.W Henry .
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Former Liverpool player John Barnes believes that Luis Suarez has the makings to go down in history as a club legend but is not there yet.
Suarez joined the club in 2011 and has since gone on to score an impressive 73 goals in 155 games for Liverpool.
But Barnes likened the striker to ex-Liverpool player Fernando Torres, whom he thought could go on to achieve legendary status but instead left the club too soon.
"He is a fantastic player and we would like to see him stay there for a long period of time," Barnes told Sky Sports.
"When we talk about legendary status he has the ability to do it but then Torres showed it for the first two years and he's not there anymore.
"You have to be there for a particular amount of time to be considered a legend for any club, but I would love to see him stay and do it."
Barnes, who had a 10-year span at the club, says the most impressive aspect about Liverpool this season has been their consistency with or without the presence of Suarez.
And he admitted that he would be disappointed if the Reds failed to finish in the top four this season.
"More pleasing for me is that even when he has not played the team still looks competent, Barnes said.
"We are not just relying on him, we are playing in a way that suits the players which means that they can play consistently well and create chances.
"Jordan Henderson for me has been a revelation so the future looks good for Liverpool.
"But I would be despondent if all of a sudden they did not finish in the top four."
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Barnes: Suarez no legend yet
Former Liverpool player John Barnes believes that Luis Suarez has the makings to go down in history as a club legend but is not there yet.
Suarez joined the club in 2011 and has since gone on to score an impressive 73 goals in 155 games for Liverpool.
But Barnes likened the striker to ex-Liverpool player Fernando Torres, whom he thought could go on to achieve legendary status but instead left the club too soon.
"He is a fantastic player and we would like to see him stay there for a long period of time," Barnes told Sky Sports.
"When we talk about legendary status he has the ability to do it but then Torres showed it for the first two years and he's not there anymore.
"You have to be there for a particular amount of time to be considered a legend for any club, but I would love to see him stay and do it."
Barnes, who had a 10-year span at the club, says the most impressive aspect about Liverpool this season has been their consistency with or without the presence of Suarez.
And he admitted that he would be disappointed if the Reds failed to finish in the top four this season.
"More pleasing for me is that even when he has not played the team still looks competent, Barnes said.
"We are not just relying on him, we are playing in a way that suits the players which means that they can play consistently well and create chances.
"Jordan Henderson for me has been a revelation so the future looks good for Liverpool.
"But I would be despondent if all of a sudden they did not finish in the top four."
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