Liverpool has turned down a bold offer from Saudi Arabian club Al Ittihad for Mohamed Salah.

The proposal, which was reported by David Ornstein of The Athletic, amounted to over £100 million, including additional clauses.

"Liverpool rejected a verbal bid worth more than £100m plus substantial add-ons from the Saudi Pro League to sign Mohamed Salah for Al Ittihad.

Proposal made on amicable call to Mike Gordon last night."

According to a report from Sky Sports, the comprehensive offer stands at £150 million.

Jan Aage Fjørtoft, a former Norwegian international and sports pundit, had earlier in the week suggested that Mohamed Salah was 'likely' to make a move to the Saudi Pro League in the closing hours of the transfer window.

Al Ittihad is reported to have agreed on personal terms with the 30-year-old, who appears prepared to commit to a three-year contract with an annual salary of £65 million.

Despite earlier reports suggesting that Liverpool had turned down an informal offer, head coach Jurgen Klopp stated in his pre-match comments that the club had not received any offers for Salah.

“The position remains the same. Absolutely no doubt about that. Nothing else to say. No offer as far as I know." he said.