- Mohamed Salah of Liverpool has emerged as summer target for Real Madrid
- Real Madrid manager Zinedine Zidane is said to be interested in the Egyptian football star
- Los Blancos are now said to have made contact with the former Chelsea star over a move
Spanish giants Real Madrid have reportedly made initial contact with Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah over a possible move to the Bernabeu this summer.
At the just concluded season in the Premier League, Mohamed Salah was impressive for Liverpool scoring 22 goals and also winning the golden boot.
But his agent recently rubbished the reports suggesting his client could leave Liverpool this summer claiming that Salah will stay at Anfield.
Canal+'s Philippe Carayon has now appeared on a TV show to make the revelation that Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane is interested in signing Mohamed Salah.
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"There have been some initial contacts between Real Madrid and Mohamed Salah,'' Carayon said according to the report on UK Sun.
Zidane made a return to Real Madrid, but despite that, his club are still struggling in the League and the Frenchman is planning for next season.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid are also interested in the signing of Chelsea star Eden Hazard with reports saying the Belgian could leave Stamford Bridge after 2018/19 Europa League final.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Mohamed Salah's daughter, Makka, on Sunday, May 12, scored a sublime goal in front of fans at the Anfield stadium moments after Liverpool's end of the season match against Wolves.
In a short video that has since gone viral, the youngster can be seen racing through on goal, dribbling the ball right on the line before ramming it into the the back of the empty net.
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