Quote from: Baki202 on Today at 07:14:54 PM

Quote from: Ahli38 on Today at 12:20:20 PM

M. Salah is indeed the most important player at Liverpool. He contributed the most to Liverpool. But last season we also saw several matches played by Liverpool without Salah. And yes, the results are not much different. It's just that when Salah is around, Liverpool becomes sharper in attacking. But when Salah was injured and he was absent for several weeks, we could immediately see that Liverpool could adapt to conditions without Salah.

It's just that last season Liverpool were still with Klopp. And what concerns me is precisely about their new coach, Arne Slot. Will the new coach be able to make Liverpool better or not?

M. Salah is a fantastic player, and Liverpool is fortunate to have him. Since Salah has been playing for Liverpool, the team has performed exceptionally well, finishing with 82 points. At one point, some people even predicted that Liverpool would win, but I already know that is not possible while Manchester City is still there. Salah have a way of affecting the club and that is why when salah had injury they actually felt is absence. And that is why Liverpool can not do without salah and if salah should mistakenly leave Liverpool things won’t end well for Liverpool the fact that salah knows how to attack very well, he can score and at the same time he can give some incredible assist. I love salah his an exceptional player. And he knows how to position himself and that is what experienced players do they play well. Their is a lot for salah to do next season if they really want to continue with the way they performed last season they seriously need salah to be in form.

No player is actually irreplaceable by a football club and also no coach is irreplaceable. What happens is that it will take a little time to find a perfect or better replacement and this will only happen if the management is committed to making it happen.

Even if that particular player is not well replaced, the club could decide to adapt another pattern of play that will mitigate the effect of the missing player. This is the vacuum that was created when Mane left Liverpool, he has not been replaced till today, but the club has found another way to move on in his absence.

So Mohammed salah is so important to Liverpool but that does not mean that without him there will be no Liverpool. My concern is really lossing an important player like him and also changing the coach. It could be canter productive.