Liverpool -tip Mohamed Salah has defended her former teammates after a fan -Social media page claimed that the Reds have produced the “biggest upgrade in football history” on two attacking stars.
The X account suggested that Liverpool had seriously upgraded on the attacking options for Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez By bringing in Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isaac For a combined £ 241 million
But Salah called for more respect for Diaz and Nunez, who delivered a Premier League title to Arne Slot’s side.
He quoted the post and said, “How about we celebrate the big signings without respecting the PL -the champions?”
Isaac arrived Liverpool late on Deadline Day after a transfer saga that was rumbled during the summer. He cost the Red £ 125m – a British transfer record.
He is currently with the Sweden troop in front of their World Cup qualification. If he plays, it will be his first minutes of the season after he refused to be with Newcastle in an attempt to construct an exit.
Wirtz ended up before the start of the season for £ 116m and has started in each Premier League game so far. He was taken late with a bank against Arsenal Super Sunday.
Diaz left Liverpool to Bayern Munich earlier in the window for £ 65m, with Wirtz seen as his replacement. Darwin Nunez moved to the Saudi Arabian side al-Hilal, and Isaac now carries his left no. 9 shirt.
Between them, Diaz and Nunez played almost 300 appearances for Liverpool.
Sky Sports Pundit Jamie Carragher replied to Salah’s quote on x with a red heart -emoji, which suggested he agrees with the tips of the tips.
Carragher: Isaac, Wissa Sagas could lead to sad days for football
Carragher believes that Isaac and Yoane Wissa Transfer Sagas can lead to a “sad day for football” in the future – after both strikers went effectively on strike to get their move.
Talking to Sky Sports NewsCarragher said: “You look at Guehi, who was doing greatly well and still feeling a fan favorite at Palace supporters and the manager, who is also talking a lot about him. He will have to wait maybe until January now or next summer to get that step.
“Other players in this position of a year will look at how Isaac and Wissa have gone around and how it gives them a greater opportunity to get out – and it would be a sad day for football. Because I don’t think it’s been great how both players have led themselves.
“I have no trouble with players who want to leave a club – transfers happen and that is part of the game. It is understandable that these two players want to move on and play for bigger clubs to give them a better chance of their careers and win more silverware or maybe get more money.
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Jamie Carragher thinks Liverpool will be disappointed to miss Marc Guehi but says Alexander Isaac was more important
“But I can’t help but believe that if anyone puts thousands of pounds into your bank account every week, you have to train and play.
“But would both of these players have moved if it wasn’t? We don’t know. Both players haven’t got it, they will, you have to get on to it. Let’s see what happens to both players for Liverpool and Newcastle respectively.”
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Alexander Isaac’s move from Newcastle was closer and he was seen abandoned Liverpool’s training ground on Deadline Day
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Liverpool’s advertising video by Alexander Isaac after £ 125m transfer from Newcastle
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Newcastle released a 37-word statement to advertise the end of Alexander Isaac to Liverpool
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How Liverpool funded their record -breaking £ 446m window
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After Liverpool confirmed the signing of Alexander Isaac for £ 125m, Sky Sports News discussed how the red financed a record -breaking summer
In a summer when Premier League clubs spent unprecedented amounts, it was Liverpool who led the way with the British record-breaking offerings.
In total, Liverpool spent £ 446 million. – The most ever spent by a Premier League club in a single window and darkened £ 434.5 million. Spent by Chelsea in the summer of 2023.
Already at the top of the Premier League again the masters ended the three largest transfers of the summer – Alexander Isaac for a record £ 125m, Florian Wirtz for £ 116.M and Hugo Ekitike for £ 79m.
In fact, the landmark fee for Isaac was more than 10 Premier League clubs used throughout the window.
But how, in the PSR era, champions financed for such a large transfer consumption?
Here’s Sky Sports’ Peter Smith looks at the summer with expenses …
How Hughes Planned Life After Klopp & Reds’ Record -sized Consumption
Richard Hughes took over the apparently impossible job when he agreed to become Liverpool Sports Director last March.
This summer, the Scott has broken the British transfer record by signing Alexander Isaac while overseeing the greatest transfer consumption in the club’s history.
That’s how he did.
IN
Milos Kerkez – Bournemouth, £ 40m
Florian Wirtz – Bayer Leverkusen, £ 116m
Jeremie Frimpong – Bayer Leverkusen, £ 29.5 million
Giorgi Mamardashvili – Valencia, £ 29 million
Hugo Ekitike – Eintracht Frankfurt, £ 79m
Armin Pecsi – Puskas Akademia, £ 1.5 million
Freddie Woodman – Preston, free
WILL WIGHT – Salford City, not revealed
Giovanni Leoni – Parma, £ 26m
Alexander Isaac – Newcastle, £ 125 million
Out
Darwin Nunez – Al Hilal, £ 56.6 million
Trent Alexander-Arnold – Real Madrid, £ 10m
Caoimhin Kelleher – Brentford, £ 18m
Jarell Quansah – Bayer Leverkusen, £ 35m
Luis Diaz – Bayern Munich, £ 65m
Tyler Morton – Lyon, £ 15m
Night Phillips – West Brom, £ 3m
Ben Gannon Doak – Liverpool, £ 25m
Vitezslav Jaros – Ajax, loan
Isaac Mabaya – Wigan, loan
Owen Beck – Derby, loan
Luca Stephenson – Dundee United, Loan
Lewis Koumas – Birmingham City, Loan
James Balagizi – Forest Green, Loan
James McConnell – Ajax, loan
Kostas Tsimikas – Roma, loan
Harvey Elliott – Aston Villa, Loan