The British newspaper “Daily Mail” said that the English club Liverpool, which is playing in its ranks, Mohamed Salah, captain of the Egyptian team, needs a revolution in his ranks if he wants to compete strongly in the Champions League next season, in addition to seeking to preserve his title in the Premier League “Premier League” for the second season in a row.
Liverpool needs to develop after the early exit from the Champions League
The newspaper added, that Liverpool’s exit from the round of 16 in the Champions League against Paris Saint -Germain revealed many defects in the team, despite the great performance he presented in the English Premier League under the leadership of Dutch coach Arney Slot.
Despite the remarkable local success and topped the Premier League table, the team needs to improve its European continental performance.
Salah alone is not enough
The newspaper pointed out that Liverpool cannot rely on Mohamed Salah only to score goals, as Salah participated in 64% of Liverpool’s goals in the league this season, which means that the team urgently needs to contract with attackers who are able to share the burden of goals.
She pointed out that Liverpool has six attackers, but “How many of them can be relied upon to score goals on an ongoing basis? The answer is one, and he is Mohamed Salah.”
Mystery about the future of Salah and Van Dyck
The newspaper continued to emphasize that the future of Mohamed Salah and Virgil Van Dyck with Liverpool is still mysterious, as there has been no significant progress in negotiations to renew their contracts.
Although there are offers from the administration to renew the contracts, the players have not yet agreed to, until Liverpool’s position is known.
Mohamed Salah bid farewell to the Champions League
On the other hand, Liverpool bid farewell to the Champions League from the round of 16 after drawing with Paris Saint-Germain 1-1 in the total of the two games.
Ultimately, Paris Saint-Germain managed to qualify for a penalty shootout (4-1) after the two teams tied in the original and additional time.
Mohamed Salah scored three goals in the current edition of the Champions League, at a time when his contract with Liverpool is close to completing on June 30, adding more mystery about his future with the team.
