"I don't know if it's sharpness. In general, players miss chances. He's a human being. We're not used to him missing chances let alone a few games in a row, but these things happen. The main thing is Mo has always scored goals for our club. The last thing I worry about is Mo starting to score goals again because that's what he has done his whole life and that's what I expect him to do again."
"Maybe his whole Liverpool career he played with Trent, so it could [be that]. But he's been in promising positions often enough to score goals, maybe with Trent even more. But in general, if you have quite a few changes in the summer you have to find new connections. Salah's chances of playing at the Gtech Community Stadium are enhanced by the fact Alexander Isak is likely to miss out due to a groin injury that forced his withdrawal at half-time against Eintracht."
Mohamed Salah has scored twice in eight Premier League appearances this season and was left out of the starting XI for the midweek Champions League match at Eintracht Frankfurt. He previously formed a productive right-flank partnership with Trent Alexander-Arnold, who left for Real Madrid at the end of last season. The break in that partnership and multiple summer changes have reduced on-field connections, with opportunities in promising positions not yet consistently converted. Goal-scoring form is expected to return based on his career record. Alexander Isak is likely to miss the upcoming Brentford trip with a groin injury and has yet to regain full form after his summer move from Newcastle.
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