Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is confident of Mohamed Salah's commitment amid the Saudi Arabian transfer window still open.

Al-Ittihad tabled a £150m offer on Friday for the striker, which was rejected.

Klopp said: "From my point of view I see absolutely nothing (to worry about). Mo is super committed, really in training fully there, in the leadership meetings this week, he is fully in.

“I have to deal with facts, and my fact is 'all good, we are here and everything is fine'."

The Reds have lost Jordan Henderson, Roberto Firmino and Fabinho to the SPL this summer.

Klopp also said: “I am not 100% sure if we know all of them who got approached because they (the Saudi Arabians) thought about pretty much everything.

"That's how it is.

“I have not a lot to say about it. We just sit here and do our thing and nothing has changed. We felt obviously the differences in prices but that's not a Saudi thing, there are other clubs who pay a lot of money. Then all of a sudden it's 'wow, that's the new price tag, that's interesting'. That's normal.

“Besides when Fab and Hendo left, we didn't feel the real influence, although that obviously had a clear influence (on us). I really think we thought that was possible and we were fine with that."