PSG has already begun to mobilize in the face of a hypothetical exit of Kylian Mbappé in the next market. With less than a month to go to the end of the season, the striker has not flinched about his future and the worst omens are close to being consummated in the French capital. The contract ends in 2022, but both the club and the player still do not comment on a possible renewal that it seems that will not come.
According to information from Le Parisien, PSG has a plan B to sign Salah in case Mbappé does not remain in the French capital. At 29 years old, the Egyptian, who has been at Liverpool for four years, wants to leave the net team next season and both Leonardo and Al-Khelaïfi have always set him a great goal to reinforce the lead of the current Ligue 1 champion . The main dreams of the Parisian leadership have always been Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi, but the possible renewal of the Argentine and the uncertainty of the future of the Portuguese star force PSG to move in other directions to shape the squad for the next season.
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Salah's possible departure coincides with a possible end of the cycle at Liverpool after his elimination in the quarterfinals against Real Madrid. According to Le Parisien, Klopp's project seems to have hit rock bottom and those who were previously non-transferable players have been within reach of great teams, including PSG.
Salah's arrival would be a perfect fit in Paris. Pochettino has always been characterized by wanting fast forwards who contribute in defensive tasks and the former Fiorentina is a player who meets all the requirements of the Argentine coach. The possible arrival of the Egyptian would be a dream for Qatar, which since landing in Paris in 2011 has tried to sign an Arab player (openly Muslim) and proof of this are the unsuccessful attempts of Samir Nasri or Adel Taarabt, who in 2012 assured that he was in Paris visiting the PSG facilities. However, Salah's operation would be around 80 million, figures that could only be feasible in the event of selling to Mbappé in the summer.