Somebody who looks at it will be available this weekend is Mohammed Salah, or at least that's what he told on a slot, quite steadfastly as well by all accounts.

Let's talk about Salah, obviously we've alluded to the news that broke last week now around him moving on to Passage's new this summer, coming to a mutual termination agreement with the football club at the end of this year, this season, if you like.

I wanted to ask you, and we'll do a bit of a wider conversation on how and what shape Liverpool look to replace Mohammed Saravan, if indeed they do,

and whether it being the transfer market or from within, because I think the first thing to say on it is, of course, he's irreplaceable in terms of what he's brought to the football club club club. Absolutely absurd record of goals and assists. The body of work is unmatched during his time at Amfield, certainly in the Premier League. So do Liverpool look at it and go, where you just can't replace that therefore we have to do something

slightly different obviously we know alexandiricak and huberti k have been brought in to be the

main men maybe in terms of the goals florian versus is there in terms of the assists hasn't really

took off as of yet for any of those three i think it's fair to say as well but Liverpool probably

still need to replace most salad in terms of the body and in terms

of the position, you would say? Yeah, yeah, 100%. I think you look at Liverpool's transfer

business last year when they did, you know, your players, you've just mentioned their, their second

TK and Ease cost $320 million. So this idea of a world, you know, a post-Mossala world was already been thought about last summer.

So that post-salar plan was certainly activated.

And there's an acceptance, you know, from the conversations I've had with people,

you just can't replace what Sal has given you.

Maybe this isn't you can, but there's a question mark over how good he's been and stuff.

But certainly over the last nine seasons at Liverpool, you just can't replace, you know, 30 goals a season, wasn't he?

Just, you know, 255 goals of the club, the third highest in the club's history.

Those sorts of players just don't grow on trees.

So the question is, do Liverpool change the profile of player that they're going to be looking at?

Now, for the last 10 years, because of Salah and Sadio Manet's success, they've tended to have, you know, left-footed wingers on the right, right-footed wingers on the left, and cutting inside and being the main source of goals, you know, these wide forwards who have been, you know,

Sal has been top scorer every season, he's being at Liverpool and Manet wasn't far behind them,

was he when he was at the club. So do Liverpool targets another player of that profile in terms

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