Khaberni - Emile Heskey, a former Liverpool player, believes that star Mohamed Salah has been suffering a decline in his performance for a long time but was covering those problems by scoring goals, pointing out that everyone noticed what the Egyptian striker suffers on the field following his team's faltering results in the current season.
Liverpool is clearly struggling this season after suffering 6 defeats in the English league and falling in the last round of the Champions League by four goals to one against their Dutch guest PSV Eindhoven.
Heskey, who played for Liverpool in the late nineties and early millenniums, said to "Hawksbee and Jacobs Daily" podcast on Saturday: Salah has been suffering a decline in performance for a long time, but he was covering his problems by scoring goals and nobody really paid attention to what was happening on the field.
He continued: Nobody notices that he was completely absent in matches but he appears and scores a goal then everyone celebrates that. The truth is that he has been doing this for a long time, and when the goals stopped, the problems became apparent and he lost control, and now everyone criticizes him.
Salah has scored 4 goals in 12 matches in the English league and has provided two decisive assists, compared to 10 goals and 6 decisive assists at the same stage last season.
