Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has admitted that he has no idea what is happening with Mohamed Salah’s future, reports the Daily Express. The winger will spend the 2015/16 campaign on loan at the Stadio Olimpico and the agreement includes an option to purchase at any point during the season.
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Rather bizarrely Roma have released an article on their website which says that they have signed him on a four year deal.
“Salah is regarded by many as the best Egyptian player in the world right now and boasts 37 appearances with the national team”.
His performances in Serie A in the second half of the 2014-15 season ensured there was no shortage of interested parties, however, with his agent recently confirming to KingFut.com a move to Roma was in place, pending the results of a medical.
Salah also spoke to Roma TV, the club’s official television station. I think everybody here has ambition and everybody wants to win the title.
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The announcement puts an end to one of the window’s longest running transfer sagas, although many Giallorossi fans had already begun celebrating after their new signing had suggested at a move all week on his Twitter account. With Edin Dzeko en route to Rome as we speak, the club took the opportunity to shine the light on Mohamed Salah, officially announcing the transfer of the 23-year-old Egyptian winger. Italian football is hard football to play, especially for attacking players.
