Liverpool attacker Mohamed Salah is reportedly close to leaving for Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad. Amid that, Al-Ittihad fans wearing Salah masks has enraged Reds supporters.Salah, 31, has been linked with a sensational switch to the SPL side, who're willing to make the Egyptian winger the highest-paid player in the cash-rich league. Currently, Cristiano Ronaldo - who joined Al-Nassr on a free transfer in December - holds that accolade. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner earns €94.4 million at the Riyadh-based club (as per Marca).Meanwhile, Salah - who signed a new deal at Anfield last year - earns €20.4 million, which pales in comparison to what he could earn at Al-Ittihad. The Egyptian is reportedly contemplating a move, but the Reds are unlikely to sanction his exit, especially with the transfer window closing in less than two weeks.Reds fans are far from amused at the antics of Al-Ittihad supporters wearing Salah masks for their team's games. One tweeted:"It's just a bit creepy more than anything. Isn't it?"Another chimed in:"Absolute clowns."Here are the top Twitter reactions on the incident:As per the Independent, the Reds have proclaimed that Salah is not for sale, making the Egyptian's move away from Anfield unlikely this summer.Mohamed Salah's Liverpool have lost a few key players this summerLiverpool manager Jurgen KloppLiverpool are in the midst of a rebuild, bidding adieu to a slew of experienced campaigners this summer.The likes of former captain Jordan Henderson, Fabinho, and Roberto Firmino have all departed. While Henderson has joined Al-Ettifaq, Fabinho moved to Al-Ittihad - the club reportedly in pursuit of Salah - while Firmino signed with Al-Ahli. Other significant departees include Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Besiktas), Naby Keita (Werder Bremen), and James Milner (Brighton & Hove Albion).Considering the same, Klopp and Liverpool have reason to hold on to Salah, who has been a consistent performer since arriving in 2017. He has 187 goals and 90 assists in 307 games across competitions, winning every major title on offer at Anfield.