Ben Harburg, the owner of Al Kholood, a Saudi Pro League club, has rejected talks about Mohamed Salah joining the league, stating that the Egyptian is not a team player and that the player’s recent outburst has exposed him. He told reporters that clubs in the SPL are already pushing to sign the Egyptian, but he maintained that the former Chelsea winger won’t be the ideal move to benefit the league, seeing Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr. as a better move rather than Salah, who is facing retirement.He is thirty-three years old, received a huge salary a year or so ago—whatever it was—and has significantly underperformed ever since. He doesn’t seem like a very good team player. “As an owner, based on his behavior there, if a player isn’t producing, they won’t be in the starting lineup. We don’t start players based on their performance from the previous season or even three seasons before. All of that, in my opinion, adds up to a really hazardous mix of elements. I would prefer that he not come here. League, I’m sure. If it came down to it, I would prefer Vinicius over him. He is no longer in manager Arne Slot’s plans for the remainder of the season, according to reports in England.
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