Liverpool F.C. legend Mohamed Salah has agreed to a transfer to Saudi Arabia, but with conditions. The Egyptian international has played for Liverpool F.C. for nine seasons, scoring 257 goals in 442 appearances. Salah has stipulated receiving an annual salary and financial benefits commensurate with his status and marketing value, in addition to signing a contract that extends for two or three seasons to ensure stability in the next stage of his career. The Egyptian star also set a third condition, which is to move to a club that has a sporting project capable of competing for major titles and championships, and not just participating. Salah's former team-mate Dejan Lovren has hit out at Jamie Carragher over his recent criticism of the Liverpool legend, while he has blamed the Egyptian's exit on Arne Slot. Lovren added that he doesn't think it's the management that pushed Salah to leave, but rather just one person, and that person is the manager. They didn't have a good relationship, let's put it simply. With Klopp, he had a really good relationship. It wasn't always perfect, but they knew each other very well, let's say that too, and they trusted each other, they