Liverpool’s Luis Diaz deal could put pressure on Mo Salah over contract requirements – Paper Round

Diaz’s deal could hasten Salah’s resignation

The Mirror reports that buying Liverpool from Luis Diazin Porto may allow them to make a tough deal with Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian has had his Anfield contract for the last 18 months and wants £ 400,000 a week. However, Liverpool have a £ 50 million contract with Diaz and they pay him £ 90,000 a week. This means that their front manager does not have to consider them a ransom.

Paper tour view: Few players ever turn out to be worth £ 400,000 a week, and how good Salah is now is unlikely to keep her current form until she is 30 years old. However, letting him go is still a risk, and if he’s convinced to stay for the money they can afford, it would still be the brave side that will let perhaps the best player in the world go when he goes on brilliantly.

Phil Jones is looking for Bordeaux

According to The Sun, Manchester United’s central defender Phil Jones is a surprise for Ligue 1’s Bordeaux. The 29-year-old is considered the French club’s primary replacement for Laurent Kosciely because the 36-year-old man’s injuries have left him cold. The former Arsenal player is frustrated with his fall, and now Jones could step in.

Paper tour view: Jones has an agreement that runs until 2023, and there seems to be little hope that United would take the opportunity to extend his stay until 2024. He has recently played in the ranks of Ralf Rangnick, but it only happened because of the injury crisis and his latest form. five years has not been good enough to choose a German or anyone to replace him.

Guimaraes would be followed by a defender

The Mail reports that Newcastle United have signed a £ 33m deal with Lyon to transfer midfielder Bruno Guimaraes. The French club could potentially still have £ 6.7 million if it meets certain clauses and there may be more players in Newcastle. Dan Burn of Brighton is one option and they have also inquired about Liverpool’s Nat Phillips.

Paper tour view: Phillips hasn’t shown much yet, but both Aston Villa and West Ham are both keen on him, so he needs to have potential. Burn offers some experience, but it doesn’t have any exceptional features. With a couple of days left in the transfer market, it is far from clear that Newcastle will have enough momentum to stay afloat.

Bale and others are ready for a real stay

Gareth Bale is likely to stay in Real Madrid despite being out of the club’s popularity. The Welsh have half a year left in the contract, as do Marcelo and Isco. Even if Real were happy they were leaving, there were no expectations that they would continue, and the same goes for Eden Hazard because of his hefty deal. Jesus Vallejo and Mariano Diaz are also happy to stay.

Paper tour view: Real Madrid have amassed talented youngsters, but before they can replace some of their older, unwanted players, they’re probably not sure they can afford both Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland as well as an extra team next season. Fortunately, Bale’s rumored weekly pay of £ 600,000 is just a few months away.