May 21 (Reuters) - Former England player Danny Murphy said on a show that if the
Liverpool (England)
Able to sell Mohamed Salah this summer, they should sign Michael Ollis and Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace.
Salah's contract with Liverpool expires in June 2025, but he is likely to leave the team this summer. Liverpool are understood to be optimistic about extending Salah's contract.
When asked if Feyenoord boss Arnaud Slot could help Darwin Nunez finish with 30 goals in a season, Murphy said, "It will depend on whether Salah leaves or stays. If Salah leaves, Liverpool will bring in other players and someone has to step up and finish with 25 goals in a season. I wouldn't sell Salah unless he wants to leave himself. Also, it depends on the offer made for him, if Salah leaves for £100m and he himself wants to leave, then I think he will leave."
Murphy further said that if Salah leaves, Liverpool should consider bringing in Eze and Ollis from Crystal Palace instead of signing Jarrod Bowen or Mohamed Koudoussi from West Ham United. He said: 'I wouldn't choose them. If Salah's departure reaps £100m, I would choose to go and sign Eze and Ollis from Crystal Palace and I would spend the money on those two players."
Eberechi Eze and Michael Ollis have been impressive for Crystal Palace, both showing great attacking flair and potential. Eze's ball control and creativity and Ollis' pace and passing ability make them ideal replacements for Liverpool to potentially consider.
