Slot isn’t worried about Salah’s goal drought at Liverpool

Arne Slot Remains Calm Amidst Mohamed Salah’s Goal Drought

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has expressed his confidence that Mohamed Salah will soon regain his goalscoring form. Despite the Egyptian striker not having scored in his last six games for the club, Slot shows no concern. Salah, who has scored only three goals this season, one of them from a penalty, has experienced a decrease in his production since March, with only five goals in 23 matches. The Liverpool coach acknowledges that the player is human and that these streaks can happen.

Arne Slot is not worried about Mohamed Salah’s recent goal drought.Slot emphasized that Salah has always been a goalscorer for the club and expects him to continue scoring goals in the coming weeks and months.

“The last thing I’m worried about is Mo starting to score goals again. That’s what he’s done all his life and that’s what I expect him to do in the coming weeks and months for our club as well.”

Arne Slot

The arrival of new signings worth 450 million pounds sterling in the summer has caused some adaptation problems, and Salah has been one of the most affected. The departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid, combined with injuries, has led Slot to use three different right-backs, including midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai. Slot suggests that the changes in the team during the summer require all players to find new connections. He expects Salah to regain his best form soon.

Mohamed Salah celebrates scoring the winning goal against Burnley from the penalty spot.Slot and Salah hope that Saturday’s match against Brentford will be the turning point. Brentford is one of the 33-year-old striker’s favorite opponents, with six goals in seven appearances. Frimpong and goalkeeper Alisson Becker will miss the match due to hamstring injuries, while Slot is awaiting updates on Isak, who suffered a groin problem midweek, and midfielder Ryan Gravenberch, who did not travel to Germany due to an ankle injury.