Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp has admitted that the potential loss of Mohamed Salah to Al-Ittihad would be a "catastrophe".
The 31-year-old star is being targeted by the Saudi Pro League champions.
Reports claimed that the Egyptian winger has informed the Reds of his desire to join the Saudi club.
Al-Ittihad have offered £80 million for Salah who is set to earn £65m per year, and are now awaiting for Liverpool's reply.
Klopp spoke to Sky Sports about the current situation and responded by saying: "Mo is a super experienced player and 100% committed to us here, to the club. No, I don't worry about that to be honest.
"A normal club in the Premier League or in other leagues, it's always possible that a big club comes in and wants players off you. Now that market is extended. I don't know if I'm worried about it or not, we will have to see.
"When we can't react anymore it's a catastrophe. That's the truth. That's why I asked already, a few weeks ago, the authorities to maybe have a look at that would be really bad if they can just pick players."
