Liverpool manager says his word about Salah's fate

AFP

Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp said the Egyptians Mohamed Salah and Senegal's Sadio Mane remained with the Reds despite public talks about the need to sign substitutes.

Addressing Sky in English, Klopp talked about his policy regarding the agreement.

Klopp added: "Salah and Mani are now with us, the public thinks that there are better substitutes than those we have, but without proofs."

"What's happening is like a new car: your old car is pretty reliable, but you want a new car after two weeks, and then it breaks down," he said.

"The expenses have been huge this summer," said the German. Tottenham has signed the most important contract in its history with Ndumbele. "

Klopp said he believed: "At least six teams seem to compete for the title, even Everton seemed ambitious.

The Reds will begin their new Premier League season with the new Norwich City promotion on Friday.

Source: agencies