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Liverpool’s £108m forward could leave club to raise funds for £99m-rated ‘dream target’

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The future of Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has been thrown up in the air over the last few months after his groundbreaking interview with Spanish publication AS in which he failed to rule out a move away from the Reds.

Despite Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp insisting that Salah is the main man to help get the club out of their current rut of form, there is still growing concerns over his future and the likelihood of him leaving in the summer continues to develop each day.

Sunday World reporter Kevin Palmer recent came out stating that due to the Egyptian winger’s desire for a new challenge, the club could be open to letting him leave to raise funds for a squad revamp, with Borussia Dortmund and Norwegian wonderkid Erling Haaland top of their list and viewed as a ‘dream target’.

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If Salah were to leave the Reds in the summer there is no denying that it would leave a big hole in the Liverpool squad and most namely in the club’s front three who have been incredible for the club over the last few seasons.

I do think that if Salah were to head for the exit door, you can’t argue with a player such as Haaland coming in to replace him given his start to his career and his young age of just 20-years.

He is young and has incredible talent – something that the club looks for when trying to sign players. The club has a particular transfer policy that is stuck too and Haaland fits the bill better than any player in the world.

As Palmer states though, the club would need to raise some significant funds for the transfer of Haaland but with him reportedly having a release clause of £70 million – it could be more realistic than first thought.

What do you think Liverpool fans, would Haaland be a good replacement for Salah? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section down below…

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