Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez has rejected an approach from Greek outfit Olympiakos for Yossi Benayoun, according to a report from The Daily Mail.
The Greek giants apparently offered the Reds £5 million for the Israeli winger, who would have reportedly been paid £40,000 a week after tax had he moved.
Benayoun has become a key man at Anfield and has made 20 Premier League appearances for the Reds this season, netting five goals.
Benitez would be reluctant to lose such a player at a time when he is set to sell misfit forwards Ryan Babel and Andriy Voronin in January.
A £9m approach for Babel from Birmingham City has been rejected by the Reds, according to reports in England today.
Benitez is also said to be in the hunt for Bordeaux striker Marouane Chamakh, a player who has been strongly linked with Arsenal.
The Greek giants apparently offered the Reds £5 million for the Israeli winger, who would have reportedly been paid £40,000 a week after tax had he moved.
Benayoun has become a key man at Anfield and has made 20 Premier League appearances for the Reds this season, netting five goals.
Benitez would be reluctant to lose such a player at a time when he is set to sell misfit forwards Ryan Babel and Andriy Voronin in January.
A £9m approach for Babel from Birmingham City has been rejected by the Reds, according to reports in England today.
Benitez is also said to be in the hunt for Bordeaux striker Marouane Chamakh, a player who has been strongly linked with Arsenal.
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