Mohamed Salah Rubbishes Al-Ahly Claims Amidst Liverpool Slump
Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has dismissed reports linking him with a move to Egyptian club Al-Ahly, despite struggling with form and the team's recent slump. Salah, who has been criticized for his performances, and his captain Virgil van Dijk, have both signed new deals with Liverpool, but their body language has been called into question by former player Wayne Rooney. The team's recent losses and Salah's struggle to find the back of the net have raised doubts about the forward's influence on the team, with Rooney suggesting that the duo need to step up and lead the team out of their current form.
Key Takeaways:
- Mohamed Salah has denied reports linking him with a move to Al-Ahly, citing that there has been no official approach from the Egyptian club.
- Salah has struggled with form this season, managing only three goals and two assists in nine games.
- Captain Virgil van Dijk and Salah have signed new deals with Liverpool, but have been criticized for their performances and body language.
- Liverpool have lost four consecutive league games, and have been criticized for their lack of strength in depth.
- Manager Jurgen Klopp has two days to prepare his squad for their next Premier League match against Aston Villa.
Statistics:
- Mohamed Salah has scored three goals and provided two assists in nine games this season.
- Liverpool have lost four consecutive league games, including to Manchester United and Brentford.
- Virgil van Dijk has been captain of Liverpool since 2018.
- Wayne Rooney has criticized Salah and Van Dijk's body language and performances on his podcast.
- Liverpool have a run-in of six games before the end of the season, including a match against Chelsea.
Sources:
- Sport Witness
- The Liverpool Echo
- The BBC
- Wayne Rooney's podcast