Despite failing to achieve results in the Premier League during his time at Chelsea, Egyptian international Mohamed Salah joined Liverpool, bringing with him his experience in Italy. His subsequent success is clear for all to see and not much needs to be said.
At 32 years of age, the veteran winger is still leading the attack in the new Arne Slot regime, as he is still going through an injury-free season with thorough condition management.
If it had not been for him, there is a big chance that they would not have been in contention for the championship.
Like Salah, who is a goal-scorer at Anfield, Norwegian international Erling Haaland is scoring goals for Manchester City. At the moment they are first and second in the scoring charts respectively.
Liverpool and City play each other in this weekend’s matches. The Liverpool ace, who plays away at City of Manchester, said he respects the Norwegian striker he faces in terms of scoring, but said there are also differences between the two sides.
“I respect Erling Haaland a lot.”
“He’s a striker, so his life is a bit easier! For a winger to have such a record is quite difficult. Every winger can confirm that.”
“So, I see it differently between us, because he’s a striker and I’m a winger.”
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