Even if Mo Salah doesn’t go to Saudi Arabia, Ben Doak has been predicted to play a bigger part at Liverpool.
On Deadline Day, AL-Ittihad had a £150 million offer for the Egyptian rejected. They could try to coerce Liverpool one last time before they have to wait until January since the SPL window doesn’t end until today. However, Salah won’t be leaving Merseyside and will stay with the Anfield club, according to Jurgen Klopp.
Even in the event that Salah does choose to travel to the Middle East, Klopp has plenty of options up front. Along with Salah, Luis Diaz, Darwin Nunez, Cody Gakpo, and Diogo Jota are vying for three positions up front. Doak, a young talent, has been making an impact, and Klopp and his staff strongly regard him. Although he has made substitute appearances, he is anticipated to see more action in the Carabao Cup and Europa League between now and Christmas.
John Aldridge, a former Reds striker, likes what he sees in Doak. The entire Steve Clarke team for this week’s Euro 2024 qualification in Cyprus and next week’s Hampden friendly against England omitted the Scotland Under 21 international. However, it is generally agreed that Doak will advance sooner rather than later.