A new era without Salah

Liverpool starts the season without Mohamed Salah for the first time in almost a decade. The Egyptian, who played 315 Premier League matches and left with 191 goals along with 93 assists, departed as a free agent. His departure leaves a huge void in the attack and forces the club to rethink its offensive structure.

Barcola, talent but a different profile

Bradley Barcola, a standout player for PSG with 13 goals in 49 matches and dribbling statistics that place him among the best of the European champion, appears as a market target. However, Jamie Carragher warns that the Frenchman does not fit as a replacement for Salah. The former defender emphasizes that Barcola played most of his minutes on the left and only a small percentage on the right, a position that is currently a great need for Liverpool.

Carragher sets the priority

For Carragher, the squad already has several options on the left, while the right wing looks deserted. "If you tell me that Barcola is coming and also a right winger, I would be delighted. But the urgent thing is to replace Mo Salah," he emphasized. In parallel, the future of the Egyptian remains open; Besiktas negotiated his incorporation, although the talks have been put on hold due to the high financial demands of his advisors. The debate at Anfield seems to be that Salah's successor has not yet appeared.

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