It would be disingenuous of commentators to go in too hard with any criticism of Mo Salah in the second half of Liverpool’s Premier League title challenge.
A challenge, one might add, that has been significantly led by his 44 league goal contributions (27 goals and 17 assists) in the 2024/25 season.
That said, there can be no questioning the fact the No.11 has posted another poor showing following the end of the international break.
Indeed, the Reds needed both Alexis Mac Allister and Luis Diaz to give Arne Slot’s men a chance to secure a share of the spoils against Fulham on Sunday afternoon
Mo Salah continues to struggle
Much will be made of some truly woeful displays in the backline, which led Roy Keane to label this display the performance of a ‘mid-table team’.
Andy Robertson, substituted in the second half, finished his involvement in the game with a 6/10 rating from Sofascore – the lowest on the pitch.
The stats platform was a little kinder by comparison to Salah, offering the Egyptian international a 6.2/10 score for his display in the English capital. Certainly far more kind than WhoScored’s take on the right winger’s latest outing.
Mohamed Salah vs Fulham:
◎ 1 – Shot
◎ 2 – Key passes
◎ 0 – Dribbles
◎ 4 – Turnovers
◎ 2 – Dispossessed
◎ 6.00 – WS Rating
Today marked Salah’s worst rated performance in the Premier League this season. 📉
