Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes the Mohamed Salah situation may be out of his hands.

Per the Mirror, the German head coach hopes his club's owners will reject a £200 million offer for Salah.

The Egyptian winger is the man who Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad are determined to recruit.

Salah is happy to go, with the 31-year-old likely to get a massive raise in his salary.

The source adds that Klopp is aware that the club's FSG owners may consider such a big offer for a veteran player too good to turn down.

"When you look at what Harry Kane went for, about £100m, and he is a year or two younger but he only had a year to go on his deal at Spurs.

"Salah has two years to go, he looks after himself really well. For Liverpool to sell now, they aren't going to want what he is worth, they will want more than that," club legend Jamie Carragher told Sky Sports on Friday night.