Mohamed Salah's brilliance against Comoros brings good news and bad news for Klopp
The Mirror newspaper highlighted the brilliance of Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool star, in today's match between Egypt and Comoros.
The two teams met in the context of the sixth and final round of the qualifying groups for the 2022 African Cup of Nations.
Egypt won the match tonight, with four goals without a response.
The goals of the Egypt and Comoros match
And Mohamed Salah gave a great performance in the match, as he managed to score the third and fourth goals in the first half.
The English newspaper "Mirror" stated that what Mohamed Salah presented in today's match against Comoros will carry good news and bad news for Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp.
She indicated that Klopp would definitely be happy to score two goals in Mohamed Salah in today's match and to restore his distinguished level.
And Mohamed Salah reached 45 international goals in 70 games with the Egyptian national team, becoming the second scorer behind Hossam Hassan, who scored 68 goals.
She reported that despite this, Mohamed Salah's participation in the entire match against Comoros would not be a good thing for Klopp.
The Egyptian national team already guaranteed its qualification for the African Nations Cup in the last round, after it tied with Kenya with a goal to the same.
"Mirror" believes that the participation of Mohamed Salah in the entire match, especially since it is not fateful, will not impress Klopp, especially in light of the strong matches that await Liverpool in the coming period.
Liverpool will face Arsenal in the 30th round of the English Premier League next Saturday, before meeting Real Madrid in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals on Tuesday of the same week.
On the other hand, Liverpool surrenders to the loss of the trio Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, and Naby Keita in the middle of next season, at the start of the African Cup of Nations.
It is also possible that Salah will prepare to summon the Egyptian national team to participate in the Olympic Games in Tokyo next summer, between July 21 and August 7.
This will lead to the absence of Mohammed Salah from a large part of the preparatory season for Liverpool before the beginning of the new season, on August 14.