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Mo Salah hits back as two Liverpool title winners 'disrespected' after transfer moves

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Mo Salah has fired back at Liverpool fans on social media(Image: Getty Images)

Mo Salah has taken aim at a Liverpool fan page for "disrespecting" two former stars following the club’s big-spending summer.

They have claimed the number seven and number nine shirts previously occupied by Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez.

That duo both departed the club in the summer for Bayern Munich and Al-Hilal.



Liverpool fans have already suggested that the Reds have improved, with one fan account sharing an image of the four stars with the caption: “Name a bigger upgrade in footballing history.”



But that has not gone down particularly well with Salah, who replied: “How about we celebrate the great signings without disrespecting the PL champions?”

Salah has previously spoken about one of Liverpool’s summer acquisitions in the early part of the campaign.

The Egyptian admitted he still needs to work on an understanding with Hugo Ekitike - the Frenchman having arrived from Eintracht Frankfurt.

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“So far I didn't figure the connections out yet,” said Salah.

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He suggested that Diaz's "energy, drive, and passion on the pitch have left a mark that won’t be forgotten", while he also claimed the difficulty he faced off the pitch during his time at Anfield was a source of inspiration and respect.

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