Liverpool's recent form has been a real concern, especially with their top scorer Mohamed Salah. The £350,000-a-week player has scored just two goals in his last seven Premier League games, and this scoring efficiency is really worrying. Even more worrying for fans is that there also seem to be some problems between Jurgen Klopp and Mohamed Salah, with an altercation erupting on the sidelines in the latest game, which begs the question of whether Liverpool will sell him in the summer window.
Salah was once the absolute heart of Liverpool's squad and his place within the team is unassailable. But with the recent dip in form, questions have begun to be raised about his future with the team. There's no denying that Salah is indeed one of the best strikers in Liverpool's forward line, and his goalscoring ability is unquestionable. However, given that he is about to enter a contract year, the question of whether the team should sell him in the summer window becomes a very real question.
To analyse this, we must first look at the reasons for Salah's recent dip in form. On the one hand, he suffered an injury at the Africa Cup of Nations, which led to a drop in fitness and form. On the other hand, he does not eat meat during Ramadan, which may also affect his physical condition. However, despite this, Salah has been in good form in all competitions this season, contributing 24 goals and 13 assists in 41 appearances, which is also one of the best in the Liverpool team.
It was not an easy decision for Liverpool to sell Salah. On the one hand, he is the absolute heart of the team and the backbone of the team's attack. On the other hand, considering that he is about to enter a contract year, if the team does not sell him in the summer window, then it will be tantamount to losing him for nothing, which is also a big loss for the future development of the team.
Therefore, Zhidao believes that Liverpool may choose to sell Salah in this summer window. While such a decision may be a bit sad for fans, it may be a wise choice in the long-term interests of the team. Salah may choose to go to Saudi Arabia to pan for gold, which will not only leave Liverpool with a large transfer fee, but also allow him to develop better in the second half of his career. For fans, although it may be regrettable, it is also hoped that the team can make the choice that is in their best interest.