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Mark Goldbridge has criticized talkSPORT pundit Simon Jordan for labelling Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah as overrated.

The Manchester United fan praised the Egyptian as ‘one of the top two players in the Premier League’ following his transfer from AS Roma in 2017s.

Salah has faced some criticism in recent weeks due to a perceived drop in performance levels towards the end of the 2023/24 season.

This prompted talkSPORT host Jordan to suggest that the Egyptian King has been overrated by commentators over the years.

“I know this is controversial and people are going to tell me what a clown I am, riding around in a clown car – but I’m not a fan of Mo Salah,” he said.

“I think that he plays in a very good Liverpool side that create lots of chances, and I know Liverpool fans are going to say that I’m a t*t, and whatever else they want to say – I’m just not a huge admirer of his.

“I do believe that there is a distinct possibility that he will leave Liverpool.

“I don’t think he’s as good as people make him out to be.

“I think he dives, I think he can be a fair-weather player.

“Obviously he’s scored lots of goals, but when the going gets tough, some people stand up and fight and some people don’t?

“I just get this feeling that Salah can be one of those.”

Despite the 31-year-old’s poor run of form, he has still managed to register an impressive 37 goal contributions in 41 games this season.

Jurgen Klopp’s apparent fallout with Salah on the touchline during the match against West Ham United on Saturday has sparked concerns that the dressing room atmosphere at Anfield may be strained.

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