Quote from: G_Besar on Today at 09:01:42 PM

Quote from: Rampagoe004 on Today at 09:38:13 AM

But Salah plays an important role in every Liverpool victory. He can do many things like score goals and provide assists. I see that Salah is also a player who can create opportunities for other players because the opposing defender will mark him so that other players can move more freely. I think Liverpool will struggle without Salah. Their next matches are against Bournemouth and Fulhan in the EPL so we can see how Liverpool play without Salah in the starting XI.

If Liverpool's opponents were Bournemouth and Fulhan in the EPL, I don't think Liverpool would have much difficulty winning, because the two teams don't have a strength that is as balanced as Liverpool, even though Liverpool itself is a team that relies heavily on Salah in every match. However, everyone will probably be quite curious about Liverpool's performance without Salah in it, although I myself still don't think that Liverpool will immediately become weak without Salah.

I agree with you, Liverpool isn't going to be weak almost immediately because Salah is absent, I always talk about the creative ability of Salah in most Liverpool games which have been the advantage they get having him around but that has never ment that they will not be able to play any well in his absence, they will play fine but will definitely miss the aspects where his creativity do come in.

Sometimes I think Salah even serves as a distraction to other team because while most of the defender's will be focused on him trying to stop him from scoring goals, he will be using that opportunity to create chances for others to score and win the game while their opponent keeps focus on him and lose the game, well the current curiosity most people have now is born out of the fact that since this season Liverpool have not played this long without Salah so they would want to see how we they will be able to perform in his absence for a few months.