Robbie Fowler, a legend of Liverpool, says he will “put a word in” to keep Mohamed Salah at Anfield despite Saudi Arabia’s “interest.”.

This summer, the Reds star has been repeatedly linked with a move to the Kingdom, with many speculating that the 31-year-old will follow in the footsteps of Neymar, Sadio Mane, Jordan Henderson, and Fabinho by joining the Pro League.

Salah and Liverpool have reportedly been approached about a possible transfer by the Saudi team Al-Ittihad, according to reports this week. The former Chelsea and Fiorentina forward, according to Rudy Galetti, will let Liverpool make the final decision because he respects their choice but is open to the idea.

Fowler, 42, is currently in charge of Al-Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia’s second division. He followed Steven Gerrard, the legendary Reds midfielder who is in charge of Al Ettifaq in the Saudi Pro League, after the latter moved to play down rumors that he wants Salah to play in the league.

“No. The answer is no because I adore Liverpool Football Club and Mohamed Salah, so he can remain in his current position, Gerrard stated bluntly. “We may take it into consideration when he wins more league titles and Champions League titles with Liverpool. “.

Salah has been linked to the region more recently, and Fowler says he will speak with the Liverpool star to discourage him from moving there.

I’ll ask him to stay, I promise. I would like him to remain at Liverpool,” he said to talkSPORT.

But, as the saying goes, “good players will always get linked here because this country and this Pro League want good players.

“In addition, Fowler said of summer signings like Jordan Henderson, who gave up his position as Liverpool captain to join Al Ettifaq, “I think it’s a huge statement, we spoke before about where this country wants to be.

“It’s huge, it really is, when you sign players who play for England, and Liverpool’s captain, and it just goes to show you the power of what can happen if you really want it. “.