Liverpool manager Arne Slot has finally addressed growing concerns over Mohamed Salah’s recent dip in form — but the Dutchman insists there’s no reason for panic.
Speaking to the media, Slot admitted the Egyptian forward is enduring a rare dry spell in front of goal, having failed to score in his last six matches. Yet, the Reds’ boss remains calm and confident that Salah will rediscover his lethal touch soon.
> “The last thing I worry about is Mo starting to score goals again,” Slot said. “He’s done it for many years, and I have no doubt he will do it again.”
Slot also highlighted that changes in Liverpool’s setup — including adjustments in the right flank and tactical structure — may have disrupted Salah’s rhythm slightly. However, he believes it’s only a matter of time before his star attacker clicks back into top form.
> “It’s not just about one player; it’s about the system and the connections. We’re still developing that,” Slot added.
Despite the speculation surrounding Salah’s performances and social media activity, Slot’s message is clear — Liverpool’s No.11 remains untouchable and trusted at the heart
of his plans.
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