In recent weeks, the football world has been reeling with the news that Manchester United had made a bid to sign Liverpool's star forward, Mohamed Salah. The bid was reportedly worth millions of pounds and it seemed like it would be enough to secure the services of the Egyptian international.
However, despite all the hype surrounding the deal, there seems to be a lack of consensus on whether the move is financially viable or not. Some analysts believe that the club could potentially sell Salah at a loss, while others argue that he is already in demand and will be sold soon anyway.
One of the key concerns about the bid from United is that it appears to have been cut off before it could be put into effect. This means that Liverpool may now face a difficult decision on whether to accept the offer or reject it outright.
The situation at the Etihad Stadium is also uncertain as fans have expressed their frustration with the club's management and the players' performance so far this season. It seems that the team is still struggling to find its rhythm and consistency under Mauricio Pochettino, who arrived just last month.
Despite these challenges, it remains to be seen how the bid will play out. While Liverpool may be reluctant to accept the deal outright, they may still want to consider other options if they feel that they cannot afford to keep Salah. Ultimately, only time will tell how this situation plays out and what impact it will have on the footballing landscape in France.