Following a £150 million offer, Mohamed Salah’s agent replies to Liverpool’s transfer claim.

Mohamed Salah, a forward for Liverpool, is presently travelling with Egypt for his national team.

Ramy Abbas Issa, Mohamed Salah’s agent, responded in an odd way to a tweet regarding the forward’s future with Liverpool.

During the summer transfer window, Al-Ittihad showed a lot of interest in the Egypt international, and Liverpool turned down a £150 million bid for the forward from the Saudi Pro League winners.

The agreement is said to have included a £100 million upfront payment with significant add-ons that increased the sum to £150 million, as reported by the ECHO at the time. But the Reds remained unwavering in their denial that they would consider selling Salah in the summer window.

With 18 goals in 27 games this season, the 31-year-old is still one of Liverpool’s most vital players. Additionally, there has been ongoing conjecture about him and his future at Anfield.

And now, in response to a March 2017 tweet indicating that Salah desired a transfer to Spain over staying in Liverpool, Abbas Issa stated, “You just don’t know.”