'Hopefully': Caoimhin Kelleher shares his one wish for Mohamed Salah's Liverpool farewell vs Brentford

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Mohamed Salah is facing a race against time to be fit to play for Liverpool again after coming off with a hamstring issue against Crystal Palace on Saturday.With just four weeks of the season left, there are genuine concerns that the legendary Egyptian has made his last appearance for the Reds.Hope will remain that Salah can at least play Liverpool‘s final fixture of the season, though, and with some familiar faces set to arrive at Anfield with Brentford, it could be a very special occasion.One of Brentford’s two prominent former teammates of Salah is goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher. Here's how the table looks after the Reds' 3-1 win over Palace 👇 Photo credit: Getty Images/Liverpool FC Kelleher hoping to keep Anfield clean sheetSalah has already scored against Kelleher this season having blasted an excellent, instinctive effort into the top corner during Liverpool’s 3-2 defeat to Brentford in October.But when the pair hopefully meet again in May, the goalkeeper has admitted that he is aiming to keep Salah quiet, before apologising to him after the match.“Hopefully, it’s an important game for both of us,” Kelleher told The Athletic.

I miss them, and I miss the city and the Scousers. I do miss them.“Hopefully I’m apologising to him (Salah) after.”Kelleher gives perspective on Liverpool’s strugglesAs well as looking ahead to his Anfield reunion next month, Kelleher also gave his verdict on Liverpool’s difficult season.The 27-year-old played a big part in the Premier League title win last year, and though many were expecting his former club to challenge for the championship again, Kelleher says that the death of his good friend Diogo Jota really has made the season irrelevant.

Or will it be another difficult campaign? 😬 Photo Credit: Getty Images/Carl Recine “For Liverpool, I don’t think it’s a season about football, really, for me,” he says. “Of course it is, but I think the situation, what happened (with Jota)… it’s a massive shock to everyone.