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The prolific Egyptian has understandably failed to reach the incredible goal-scoring highs of last season, but could just prove decisive in the title race.
Mohammed Salah’s dip in goalscoring form from last season has been down to so many reasons; he was rushed back from a shoulder injury in the Champions league final to participate in a disappointing World cup campaign.
Liverpool’s defensive solidity and lack of creativity this season has hampered Salah, who has also had to play in an unfamiliar main striker role.
Despite his injury struggles and lesser output, Salah has just one behind league top-scorer Sergio Aguero with 17 and 20 in all competitions.
He is in the midst of a seven-game goal drought, the longest he has ever gone without scoring for Liverpool. Now, a man who was set to become the fastest to 50 league goals for the club remains one short.
However, he was afforded a break from recent international duty and some much-needed rest boosts Liverpool’s final push for silverware. Salah will be raring to go for the final stretch of the season having had warm weather training. The manager and fans are excited.
A return to goal scoring form for Liverpool’s talisman would inspire The Reds who can’t afford any slip-ups. They sit two points above Manchester City who have a game in hand, and tackle Porto in the Champions League Quarter finals.
Twelve maximum games remain of Liverpool’s league and Champions League season and Salah is set to be unleashed. Against Tottenham on Sunday, a goal against a Top six rival -a major lack this season- would set him on his way.
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| Liverpool and Salah would hope he is decisive in the business end of the season. Image: Peter Powell/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock. |
Liverpool are very fortunate that the other prolific attackers hit a purple patch when one has dipped form. None more so than Sadio Mané, who has hit 11 goals in the last 11 games. They simply need him at his best to win the title and it is time for the main man to step up for the Merseysiders
Mo Salah’s Liverpool legacy is about receive a boost
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