The American League welcomes the arrival of Salah… and advice on communicating with Messi

The Commissioner of the American Football League welcomed the Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah, if he decides to move to the American League, after he announced his departure from the English club Liverpool at the end of this season.
Mohamed Salah is considering his options for next season after he decided to end his journey with Liverpool, amid speculation linking his move to Saudi Arabia or to the United States.
American League Commissioner Don Garber spoke about the possibility of Salah moving to the championship next season, declaring his welcome to his arrival.
Garber said during a sports economic forum in Atlanta: “I would very much love for him to join our league, for sure. What a great player he will be an addition to the American League. I am convinced that we can offer him the atmosphere that suits him.”
Garber added: “If Salah decides to move to the American League, we will welcome him with open arms. I advise him to communicate with Messi and Mueller to see how happy they are with us. They are playing well and are fully integrated.”
New York City FC President and CEO Brad Sims also spoke about the possibility of Salah moving to the American League.
He said: “I would very much like for Mohamed Salah to play for us. We did not talk to him or his circle. The most important thing is whether he wants to come to the American League and play in New York. We will not try to convince anyone.”