Earn a maximum salary of 400,000! Liverpool s top player conceded the ball an outrageous 36 times and still played the entire game and annoyed his teammates by not passing the ball.

In a focus match in the 12th round of the Premier League that ended on November 23, Liverpool lost 0-3 at home to Nottingham Forest. In the last 7 rounds of the Premier League, Liverpool lost 6 games and only scored 3 points, falling to the bottom half of the standings. In this game, Salah, who reached the 300th milestone in his Premier League career, still performed sluggishly.

Although he has been questioned recently, in the first round of the Premier League after the offseason, Salah still started and played the entire game unshakably.

However, in the game, perhaps he was too eager to prove himself and break the goal drought. Although Salah made several good dribbles, he did not like to cooperate with his teammates most of the time, but worked alone. However, his technical characteristics have long been mastered by the Forest defender and can be easily seen through.

As a result, during the game, there were many occasions when Salah broke through to the baseline and shot wildly even without an angle, instead of passing the ball to a teammate in a better position. This also aroused the dissatisfaction of teammates such as Gakpo.

According to post-match statistics, Salah had 4 shots and 1 on target, 88 touches with only 2 key passes, 15 dribbles with 5 successes, and 16 confrontations with only 5 successes. The most outrageous thing is that Salah lost the ball 36 times in this campaign. This performance is obviously unqualified.

However, even if Salah is in a slump, he can still continue to play the entire game. After all, with the club's maximum weekly salary of 400,000 pounds, Salah can only be regarded as a "savior" by Slott.

At present, Liverpool urgently needs to make changes. Whether to continue to trust Salah or to give more ball rights to new players such as Ekitic, Isaac, and Wirtz.

Otherwise, if the status quo is maintained, Liverpool may not only miss the championship this season, but even qualify for the Champions League next season.