Alreet, let's not beat around the bush, pet. We’ve seen some massive numbers in Soccerverse lately, but what Liverpool have just done is a proper statement of intent. The asking price for Mohamed Salah has been set, and it’s a staggering ₷190,000,000.

That’s not a typo, darlin’. One hundred and ninety million.

Liverpool manager Serrao10, who was active at the club just today, has put the 99-rated winger in the shop window with a 'Buy It Now' price that would make even the richest oil barons blink. Salah is currently the highest-rated player listed on the entire transfer market (99) and carries the highest active asking price (₷190M).

It’s a bold move. We know the all-time transfer record stands at ₷225M for Florian Wirtz, so this isn't *completely* unprecedented, but let's look at the facts. Salah is 33. He’s on ₷510k-a-week wages. He’s still a world-beater with 99 shooting and 99 overall rating, but you’re paying a premium for a player who has arguably peaked.

The market’s reaction so far? absolute silence. Not a single bid has been placed. It’s a game of chicken now. Serrao10 is waiting for a super-club to panic and pay the fee, while the rest of the world is wondering if Liverpool are just flexing their assets or genuinely trying to cash out before Salah's value drops.

For context, his estimated market value is around ₷43M. Liverpool are asking for nearly 4.5 times that amount. If someone pays this, it’ll be the second-biggest transfer in Soccerverse history. If not, the King stays at Anfield, and Liverpool keep paying that half-million weekly wage bill. Your move, managers.