If Mohamed Salah's injury is serious, it wouldn't be good for Liverpool. Losing their best players in a mid-season African Cup will end their leadership joy. Hamstring injuries can be serious.
The moment Liverpool make a mistake, Manchester City take the lead and never let it go. From then on, the balance in the Premier League will not change easily. City had given other teams enough advances. Liverpool and Arsenal couldn't use this well. They needed to collect more points. City with De Bruyne won't lose points easily anymore.
The moment Liverpool make a mistake, Manchester City take the lead and never let it go. From then on, the balance in the Premier League will not change easily. City had given other teams enough advances. Liverpool and Arsenal couldn't use this well. They needed to collect more points. City with De Bruyne won't lose points easily anymore.
At the moment it is known that he has a hamstring injury and if it is just a bruise/sprain, then he will miss the last game of the group stage and then return to action again. If this is a tissue rupture, then the consequences will be much more serious and he will miss more games (including in Liverpool). I would like to see how Klopp reacted to this news when he was told - it was probably something emotional, like how he behaves during games
Liverpool is still very strong even without Salah I would say seeing their recent form but of course it will be a big problem for Liverpool as he is a great player and his missing in some games will most likely be an impact.I don't think though that Liverpool will start losing games or losing points just because they will be missing a good player,their strength is the team spirit which during this year is what is prevailing and is giving them the top of the standings and I doubt this will change anytime soon,I firmly believe they will continue with a good form and win games again and they will still be the top contenders to win the title this year,I don't see any really strong opponent to counter them.