Souness accepts that Al-Ittihad's money will eventually talk and there will come a point when Liverpool can't say no.
Graeme Souness fears Liverpool WILL lost Mo Salah to Al Ittihad and has accused the Egyptian of "flirting" with Saudi Arabia.
He wrote in his Daily Mail column: "I have to say I fear Liverpool will lose Mo Salah to Saudi Arabia. I really think he’ll go for it in the six days between now and the Saudi transfer window closing. "The club’s owners are hard-nosed businesspeople who will figure that if Liverpool simply qualify for the Champions League, the merchandise will still fly off the shelves and they’ll still be one of the biggest clubs in the world. The revenues won’t be affected by Salah staying or going.
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