The Bundesliga winners, Bayern Munich have given Mane a record-breaking contract, something Liverpool were unwilling to do with Salah. Mane has now announced his move to Bayern Munich
With Sadio Mane’s transfer to Bayern Munich, Liverpool is once again concerned about what will happen to Mohamed Salah.
Similar to how Mane did before leaving Anfield on Wednesday, the Egyptian forward is now in the final year of his deal there. Salah and the Reds have been in talks for the majority of the past year as they try to sign the star to a long-term contract.
However, no agreement has been made over new terms as of yet, with Liverpool reportedly hesitant to fulfill Salah’s wage demands. Similar circumstances occurred with Mane, who, after being offered a lucrative contract, chose to leave Liverpool and join Bayern Munich rather than sign a new contract.
Mane’s decision to leave Merseyside has demonstrated that athletes can still sign contracts they feel are fair, even during financially difficult times. That is something Salah might keep in mind as his negotiations go.
As worries grow that the Reds may suffer a double blow, this predicament has been repeatedly brought up by experts. In order to keep Salah from leaving, according to former Aston Villa player Gabby Agbonlahor, Liverpool must at the very least meet his demands.
Salah and Mane will demand their fair market worth if Liverpool won’t give it to them. They’re obstinate enough players to insist that they should be paid equally to players like Jadon Sancho, Erling Haaland, and Kevin de Bruyne. He said this in a May interview with 442sports.
Mane is likely already contemplating moving on if you don’t, and they will if you don’t. He will leave Bayern Munich if they can give him the salary and contract term he deserves. These agents will be aware of the levels of the deals when you look at the Mbappe deal, De Bruyne resolving his own contract, and what Haaland is receiving.
“Salah will be thinking, “You better give me what I want, or I’m leaving,” because I consistently finish as the leading goal scorer. also the mane. They adore Liverpool and have lived there for a while, but why should they stay if you don’t pay them what they’re worth?”
Because of Agbonlahor’s concerns, the Reds’ level of preparedness after Mane’s departure should only rise. The Bundesliga champions have paid the Senegal international a salary of almost £250,000 per week.
Salah’s new contract with Mane has dispelled any doubts he may have had that he wouldn’t be able to land a lucrative deal if he left Liverpool. The exit of Mane can only have enhanced the Egyptian’s position.
And he has the ideal warning to give Liverpool’s executives if they continue to refuse to give him the terms he is requesting. They must heed the warning if they want to prevent Salah from following Mane out of Anfield this summer.
