Klopp's assistant hints at changing Chamberlain's position to help Mohamed Salah
According to a report from the English "Liverpool Echo" website, which is close to Liverpool, for whom Mohamed Salah plays, the Reds are planning to implement a new plan that will appeal to the Egyptian star.
Mohamed Salah is going through difficult times in Liverpool this season, amid news of his departure from the Reds, with his absence from scoring in several consecutive matches, and rumors of his disagreement with his colleague Sadio Mane.
"Liverpool Echo" shed light on the statements of Juergen Klopp's assistant Pep Lenders, who indicated that Chamberlain would change position and that he would participate in the attacking roles more.
And the report of the site, close to Liverpool, commented that Klopp's assistant gave the fans another hint about the team's plans, and that could benefit Mohamed Salah.
The former Arsenal player was part of the attacking trio in many games, and against Wolverhampton, he came as a substitute for Jota in the final minutes, to play with Mane and Salah, and set up a goal for Al Masry, but it was not counted due to offside.
In the 2017/2018 season, Chamberlain made 5 goals for Egyptian superstar Mohamed Salah, something that no player has managed to achieve later in a single season since then, including Sadio Mane and Firmino.
The report indicated that Chamberlain is the player who passes the most to Mohamed Salah while he was on the field, and this appeared in front of Crystal Palace this season.