Premier League: Salah is back!

After 2 goals and 1 assist for Mane in the first 3 rounds of the Premier League, the former AS Roma player only scored 1 more goal in Liverpool's next 8 matches in all competitions.

Witnessing Salah's extremely poor performances, most experts and fans believe that the striker born in 1992 has become an average player after the brilliant 2017/2018 season.

Many reasons have been given to explain the decline of the “Egyptian Messi”. Some say it was due to Ramos’ (Real Madrid) foul play in the Champions League final. Others say Salah has “star disease”, especially when coach Klopp asserted that Liverpool’s attacking players play too selfishly and refuse to pass the ball to each other. Public opinion believes in an “undercurrent” at Anfield, and Salah is the main culprit.

The trio Mane - Firmino - Salah once fell into a situation of "not getting along well". Photo: Internet

Faced with that situation, instead of speaking up to defend himself, the Egyptian player chose to remain silent. Salah simply understood that no one would listen to his explanation, and it would even cause a bad relationship with the media.

As long as he proves himself on the field, criticism will be replaced by praise. Therefore, the striker wearing the number 11 shirt has been practicing quietly to regain his inherent qualities.

Salah's efforts were immediately rewarded. In Liverpool's last 3 matches in all competitions, the "Egyptian Messi" has scored against the opponent.

First was the goal against Huddersfield, helping The Kop win 1-0 away. Not stopping there, in the match against Crvena Zvezda in the third round of the Champions League group stage, Salah also scored a double to help Liverpool win 4-0.

Salah is in very good form at the moment. Photo: Internet

Once Salah is relieved of the pressure, any opposing defense becomes extremely fragile. Cardiff City is the latest victim to experience that feeling. In 90 minutes at Anfield, the Welsh team's defense was tortured miserably by the "Egyptian Messi". 1 goal and 2 assists (Shaqiri, Mane scored) still cannot fully describe Salah's excellent performance.

With what he has just done against Huddersfield, Crvena Zvezda and Cardiff City, the striker born in 1992 has sent a statement to opponents, experts and fans: I am back and even more dangerous! Perhaps, Liverpool's upcoming opponents are having a headache trying to find a way to neutralize Salah./.