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Salah demands new £500,000-per-week Liverpool contract

Salah demands new per-week Liverpool contract
Salah demands new £500,000-per-week Liverpool contract
Liverpool has recently re-signed a number of key players in their squad, but talks are underway with star forward Mohamed Salah.
The two-time Premier League Golden Boot winner has less than two years remaining on his current deal with the Reds.
Virgil van Dijk, Alisson, and skipper Jordan Henderson all recently committed their long-term futures to Liverpool, as well as full-back pair Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson.
TOP STORY – SALAH DEMANDS BUMPER LIVERPOOL DEAL
Salah is demanding a major pay rise to re-commit to Liverpool, claims The Mirror.
The Egyptian forward, according to the report, wants to earn £500,000 a week to extend his time at Anfield, having moved to Merseyside from Roma in June 2017.
If the deal is agreed, it would make Salah the highest-paid player in Liverpool’s history.
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– The Sun reports that Aston Villa is plotting a January move for Weston McKennie. The Juventus midfielder had been linked with a move away recently, though the Serie A club could not find a suitable buyer before the closure of the transfer window.
– Phil Foden will be presented with a new contract offer by Manchester City which will quadruple his current wages, according to the Daily Star. The new six-year deal is reportedly worth £150,000 per week.
– Former France international Franck Ribery is set to complete a deal with newly-promoted Serie A club Salernitana as a free agent, claims Fabrizio Romano. He will undergo medical on Monday.
– Franck Kessie has turned down a new contract offer from Milan, claims Gazzetta Dello Sport, putting Premier League trio Tottenham, Liverpool, and Chelsea on alert.
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Liverpool 0-1 Real Madrid: Vinicius strikes as Real claim 14th European crown

Liverpool 0-1 Real Madrid: Vinicius strikes as Real claim 14th European crown Vinicius Junior scored the decisive aim as Real Madrid beat Liverpool 1-zero in a behind-schedule Champions League very last in Paris on Saturday. Kick-off changed into driven returned via way of means of greater than half-hour as Liverpool lovers struggled to advantage access…
Liverpool 0-1 Real Madrid: Vinicius strikes as Real claim 14th European crown
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83% Eligible Taxpayers Evade Payments In Nigeria – Report

83% Eligible Taxpayers Evade Payments In Nigeria – Report
According to a taxpayer perception poll performed by the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) for 2021, only approximately 13% of Nigerian taxpayers, particularly those in the informal sector of the economy, are unlikely to evade tax payment in Nigeria.
“A bigger majority of workers in the sector, 83 percent, are inclined to avoid tax payments because they do not feel tax officials have the authority to compel people pay taxes,” according to the survey.
The survey demonstrated the public’s mistrust of the government.
According to the research, the informal sector in Nigeria accounts for around 65 percent of employment and a large percentage of the economy’s national Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
“Lack of trust in government was fostered by pervasive official corruption, which resulted in widespread poverty and infrastructure deficits.
“The social contract between the government and its citizens, as represented by the quality of public services and the willingness of the public to pay or evade taxes.” The research stated that “a perceived weak social compact between citizens and the government continues to jeopardize the legitimacy of taxes.”
“Lack of trust in government was fostered by pervasive official corruption, which resulted in widespread poverty and an infrastructural deficit.
“The social contract between the government and its citizens, as represented by the quality of public services and the willingness of the public to pay or evade taxes. The research stated that “the legitimacy of taxes is threatened by a perceived weak social compact between citizens and the government.”
Mr Lanre Ajogbasil, senior programme manager, NGF/SFTAS, said weak transparency and accountability by the Federal Government and States internal revenue services; misunderstood tax law(s) and incomplete revenue codes; and multiplicity of taxation system, fees, and levies during a recent workshop organized by the national coordinating office of the Fiscal Transparency Accountability and Sustainability (SFTAS) for financial journalists in Abuja.
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It’s true: Elon Musk is set to purchase Twitter.

It’s true? Elon Musk is set to purchase Twitter.
It’s true? Elon Musk is set to purchase Twitter.
The online entertainment goliath affirmed Monday that the Tesla Chief and the very rich person will gain the organization in an arrangement worth $44 billion.
And when the arrangement is finish, as most would consider normal by this year,
Twitter will turn into a secretly held organization.
“Free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy,
and Twitter is the digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated,” Musk tweeted to his 84 million followers.
“I also want to make Twitter better than ever by enhancing the product with new features,
making the algorithms open source to increase trust, defeating the spambots, and authenticating all humans.”
Shares of Twitter rose more than 5% in afternoon trading Monday.
“Twitter has a purpose and relevance that impacts the entire world,
” its CEO Parag Agrawal said in a tweet.
“Deeply proud of our teams and inspired by,
the work that has never been more important.”
Prior Monday, Musk tweeted,
“I trust that even my most terrible pundits stay on Twitter since that free discourse implies.
” The tweet got more than 1.4 million preferences.
Last week, Musk said he had arranged $46.5 billion in support to purchase Twitter,
and had been proceeding to haggle with the organization.
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