Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool have surprisingly used Mohamed Salah this season, but he is said to be “12 years younger” than he looks. After Cody Gakpo delivered the ball straight to him in the penalty area, Mohamed Salah dragged the ball with hisight foot, leaving space to shoot, then placed the ball under the bar, making it 5 goals for Liverpool in added time. 1 took the lead against Toulouse. With this, he overtook Thierry Henry (42) with 43 goals in the major
European Cup competitions and set the record for most goals scored by an English club. Salah’s excellent start to the 2023/24 season continues. In 12 games so far, he has scored and set up four more, averaging a goal every 66 minutes. He was more involved in the Europa League than one might think given his importance as a perennial goalscorer and Liverpool’s advantage over their rivals in Group E.ll three games. He came off the bench in the 70th minute of Thursday night’s first leg against LASK. Even more surprisingly, Klopp included him in the starting line-up for the mid-match against Union SG, making nine changes from the previous Premier League game.Salah was released at half-time that day but played more minutes (81 minutes) in the tournament than other first-team playerssuch as Alexis McAllister (73),
Dominic Szoboslay (40) and Andy Robertson (0 ). ), I rested more. In fact, the only game he hasn’t featured so far was the 3-1 win over Leicester in the Carabao Cup, where he was left out of the squad entirely. No Reds player has made more appearances than Salah this season, with only Szoboszlay and Darwin Nunes matching Salah’s 12 appearances. At first glance, you’d think an elite club would do more to keep the 31-year-old superstar off their offensive line. But in reality, Salah is far from your average 31-year-old superstar.That said, Salah is still in good form, which explains why he managed to hold on to his world record while many others were waiting for the slump to begin. Decrease. After Saudi Arabian Professional League club Al Ittihad offered a hefty $182 million on the final day of last summer’s transfer window (via Sky Sports), there was a sense that Liverpool were
only looking to land the Salah as he matures.But when it comes to prayer, we can throw out the rule book and let go of conventional wisdom. Offering hima new record deal for 2022 is a tall order, but there are signs he still has many of his best years left in him, so Liverpool don’t feel the need to hold on to him. Instead, Salah’s recent usage suggests he will do everything in his power to tie him down to another multi-year extension to cement his role as the team’s most important player for the foreseeable future. It is inevitable.
