Disputes in Liverpool? They reveal what would be the reason why Mohamed Salah does not assist Luis Díaz

One of the few saved from the season is the Colombian Luis Diaz, who has responded to the trust of Klopp with goals and assists. In the most delicate moment of the club, due to injuries and casualties, Lucho shouldered the team and kept it in competition, both in the Premier League like in FA Cup and Europa League.

The guajiro’s goals revitalized Liverpool when they needed it most, at a time when they were not even Salah neither Nunez. However, the return of the Egyptian from his injury has raised symptoms of conflict in the locker room and one of the reasons would be ‘Mo”s poor performance.

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The African is criticized for his lack of aim in recent games and, above all, for not assisting his teammates in front of goal, a situation that he has experienced Foughtwho repeatedly appears in the photo holding his face because Salah did not give him the pass to push the ball into goal.

The former Liverpool and Real Madrid forward spoke about the subject in the last few hours. Michael Owen, who revealed the real reason why Salah does not attend Luis Diaz, even if he is totally alone in front of the goal.

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Salah is clear in his head that he wants to win the Premier League Golden Boot as top scorer, to do so he must score and not assist. “He probably wants to win the Golden Boot. “He’s just a competitor who wants to win all the time,” said the Englishman on the portal. Gambling Zone.

The Egyptian has 18 goals this season in the English league, he is seven goals behind the Norwegian Erling Haaland (Manchester City), who leads the table with 25 goals. “I love that he is a real winner and wants to be on the field all the time to score, all the time,” highlighted the former British forward.

Finally, Owen He talked about the dispute they had Klopp and Salah in the 2-2 draw against West Ham, which left the African in a very bad position. “Salah’s dispute with Klopp was not ideal. I can understand his frustration if it was due to lack of time, he is not used to being on the bench,” he assured.
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“I think the right thing to do would be to put your head down, do the best you can, go back to the training field, knock on the coach’s door and then if you have something to say, say it to his face. I don’t like the act of petulance in front of the glare of the world’s cameras. I could have done it differently,” he added. Michael Owen about that situation.