Liverpool won\u2019t be swayed over their stance on Mohamed Salah\u2019s immediate future at the club heading into the January transfer window, while the chances of Antoine Semenyo arriving at Anfield have been talked up again and Arne Slot\u2019s side have been revealed as suitors for a Greek attacker.<\/p>\n
Salah is now off duty for Liverpool<\/a> after heading to the Africa Cup of Nations to represent Egypt, but that won\u2019t stop his future from being a big talking point on Merseyside with the January transfer window on the horizon \u2013 as well as talk of who could add to the Reds\u2019 attack.<\/p>\n Salah locked down until summer<\/p>\n Salah\u2019s future at Liverpool has been up for question since his comments post-Leeds game complaining about his decrease in gametime, with many thinking a January exit is looking inevitable.<\/p>\n But before heading off to AFCON, Salah was back in action against Brighton \u2013 and it might not have been his last appearance for the club after all.<\/p>\n According to\u00a0Football Insider<\/a>, Liverpool do not want to sell Salah in January and would rather do so in the summer, when there will be one year remaining on the contract he signed earlier this year.<\/p>\n As is commonly expected for Salah, the Saudi Pro League will be his likely destination when the time comes to leave Liverpool, seemingly at the end of the season.<\/p>\n Crucially, the decision was reportedly made even before Liverpool lost Alexander Isak to injury during their win over Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday \u2013 and it hasn\u2019t changed since that concerning update.<\/p>\n However, it remains to be seen what Salah\u2019s camp think of those plans after recently angling for a contract termination.<\/p>\n To either replace or complement Salah, Liverpool remain strong contenders to sign Semenyo in January after a report reiterated the Bournemouth winger\u2019s preferences.<\/p>\n Semenyo can be signed via a \u00a365m release clause that will be active in the early part of the transfer window, which has alerted Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur.<\/p>\n Although the competition is fierce, Liverpool are currently understood to be Semenyo\u2019s favoured destination<\/a>, which has been backed up by\u00a0The Guardian.<\/p>\n Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes should have an inside knowledge of his situation given they crossed paths at Bournemouth.<\/p>\n Want more breaking transfer lines from original sources? Add TEAMtalk as a preferred source on Google<\/a> to your favourites list for news you can trust.<\/p>\n Liverpool linked with Spurs ace<\/p>\n