Ferdinand calls on Manchester United to include Mohamed Salah

Former Manchester United player Rio Ferdinand called on the Red Devils to make an offer for the Egyptian player Mohamed Salah, the English Liverpool star, while acknowledging the impossibility of the matter.
Ferdinand said: “Mohamed Salah cannot go to Manchester United, but if I were in the administration I would make an official offer to him.”
He added, “Things between Mohamed Salah and Liverpool have reached a dead end, and it is clear that the club and the coach want him outside its walls.”
Salah was excluded from Liverpool’s squad against Inter Milan following a shocking interview he gave, while the team succeeded in achieving a 1-0 victory in the Champions League without the services of its most prominent players.
It is not yet known whether Salah will return to participate when Liverpool resumes its English Premier League campaign against Brighton on Saturday, and if he misses the match, he may have already played his last match in a Liverpool shirt, as he is scheduled to leave on December 15 to join the Egyptian national team in preparation for the African Cup of Nations.
Salah has an amazing goal score of 250 goals in 420 matches for Liverpool, but he is suffering this season, as he scored only five goals in various tournaments, compared to 34 goals last season, which reflects a clear decline in his offensive effectiveness.