Mohamed Salah and Liverpool transfer latest as Michael Edwards makes comeback
Here are your Liverpool headlines for Friday, September 8.
Michael Edwards to make comeback in new venture with ex-Liverpool director
Michael Edwards is set to make his return to sport after departing his role as Liverpool sporting director.
According to The Athletic, the 44-year-old will reunite with the Reds former director of research Dr Ian Graham - joining as a non-executive director of Graham's new venture, Ludonautics.
The revelation sees a temporary end to speculation linking Edwards with a return to football after vacating his role at Anfield in 2021, moving aside for Julian Ward to take the mantle..
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He arrived at Liverpool in 2011, following stints with Tottenham Hotspur and Portsmouth, and after deciding not to extend his role on Merseyside, Edwards' was speculated to have been in line to take hierarchical roles at Newcastle United and Manchester United, which never came to fruition.
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Liverpool stance on Mohamed Salah transfer as Saudi Arabia 2024 plan explained
Liverpool have held firm in their unwillingness to sell Mohamed Salah to Saudi Arabia in this summer's transfer window.
But the Reds expect there to be renewed interest in their Egyptian forward from the Saudi Pro League next year.
Liverpool have not shifted from their long-held stance Salah was not available for transfer despite rumoured interest from Al-Ittihad becoming concrete barely 24 hours before the Premier League deadline last Friday.
The Saudi side lodged an official bid worth a total of £150million that was instantly rejected by the Reds.
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