The American League wants to acquire the services of Mohamed Salah

The network explained that the authorities in the American League They want to launch big projects after the World Cup, similar to their success in bringing international stars such as Lionel Messi Luis Suarez and Antoine Griezmann.

He added that the San Diego club would be the most popular destination for Salah to move to, despite the potential hurdles.

American League rules state that a club that places a player among its targets has the right to negotiate with him in the United States.

American League officials said Mohamed Salah is not included in the process, which gives clubs the freedom to negotiate with other players, while the American League gives San Diego a deadline to negotiate with the Egyptian winger and his supporters.

The San Diego club is owned by Egyptian-British billionaire Mohamed Mansour, but it is unlikely that the club will offer the same opportunities as the clubs in the Saudi League.

He added that, however, San Diego could be open to an arrangement similar to that used in the David Beckham and Messi deals, where they received their ownership as part of the deal.

Beckham’s famous contract included a clause that allowed him to buy a new team in the American Football League, which would later become Inter Miami, while Messi’s contract included an ownership clause in Inter Miami that would open after his retirement.

According to the same network, San Diego could include a similar clause in Mohamed Salah’s contract to try him out, by giving a share of ownership to the Egyptian Right to Dream Academy.

Mansour’s group invested $120 million to found Freedom of Dreams, which has schools in Africa, the United States, and Denmark, including a school in western Cairo.

Mohamed Salah played for Liverpool for 9 years, and decided to end his career with the Reds at the end of the season.

His name was associated with several places, such as: Saudi League And the Americans, as well as some European clubs.