SENSATIONAL claims are circling in Spain that Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has agreed a move to Real Madrid.
The reports are coming from Spanish outlet Don Balon, who have published the news just 10 days before the Champions League final between the two sides.
They say Salah has already reached a pact with Liverpool to go to Real Madrid with Real paying £190million to get him.
They add he will ‘become the latest Real Madrid Galactico’.
But they have been dismissed as ‘mind games’ by former Liverpool midfielder David Thompson.
He tweeted: “The mind games already begun in the spanish press “piece of cake” “Salah has agreed to join Madrid” that shows me they are very very worried about this Liverpool team.”
Salah has enjoyed a remarkable debut campaign at Liverpool, scoring 43 goals in 49 appearances in all competitions to date.
And his form has seen him touted as a top target for Real, with Florentino Perez planning to make wholesale changes to Zinedine Zidane’s squad.
Hanzy Ramzy, who made 124 appearances for Egypt, has now urged his compatriot Salah to quit Liverpool and sign for Real when the transfer window opens.
“I think he makes history for an Egyptian player and this is very important,” Ramzy told ESPN FC. “Also that all the world can see that Egypt has talent.
“And about the question if it is better for Salah to stay at Liverpool or transfer himself to another league, I think all the media are talking about Real Madrid or Barcelona.
“For me, Salah is ready to make this step. For him it’s time. It’s the right time to transfer or go to Real Madrid, especially I think Real Madrid as the way they play could be a very, very good transfer for Salah, because he makes everything this season with Liverpool.
“He was their best player, he was the top scorer and if he waits until next year maybe he has not [got] the chance [to move]. Maybe he loses his level, maybe he has an injury, we don’t hope so.
“But I think at the moment that Salah can go to Real Madrid or Barcelona maybe but I see him in Real Madrid, [being] more comfortable.”
Source:www.express.co.uk