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After weeks of fervent speculation, it took the Saudis until around 24 hours before Friday night’s Premier League transfer deadline before they finally made their move for Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah.It was a brief phone call, made with Fenway Sports Group president Mike Gordon. The tone was amicable, but the message from Merseyside could not have been clearer: Al Ittihad’s offer of £100million ($126m), potentially rising to £150m with add-ons, was instantly rejected.This wasn’t a bargaining tactic designed to push the price up. Jurgen Klopp and the club’s owners were in full agreement – losing Salah so close to the deadline with no time to replace him was unthinkable, regardless of the fee being offered.Yet if anyone at Anfield believes that is the end of the matter, they are almost certainly mistaken. Indeed, a transfer saga that has already taken in cryptic social media posts, colossal salary offers and a Dubai summit meeting between the Saudis and Salah’s agent Ramy A

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