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Mohamed Salah believes it is far too early to determine whether Liverpool's £300million summer transfer splurge has made them a stronger squad.

And the Egyptian has reiterated the new role he has assumed in helping the new arrivals adapt to life at Anfield.

Salah's position as one of the Liverpool greats was further underlined on Tuesday evening when he became the first person to be named PFA Player of the Year three times.

The Egyptian was the Premier League's top scorer last season as the Reds romped to a record-breaking 20th championship in Arne Slot's first season in charge.

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The Liverpool squad has subsequently undergone a radical overhaul during the summer with six big-money arrivals so far and continued interest in Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guehi and wantaway Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak.

Four players - Jeremie Frimpong, Hugo Ekitike, Milos Kerez and Florian Wirtz - made their league debuts for the club in the 4-2 home win over Bournemouth last Friday.

And after a busy transfer window and also the death of Diogo Jota, Salah was asked if this season’s team is even stronger than last year’s.

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“You can’t say yes or no, it’s tricky," he said.

"You’re signing very good talent and also we let some great players leave, and you also know what happened with one of our team-mates.

“So you need to give your experience to the new players because they’ve never played for Liverpool and playing for Liverpool is not easy at all, with all the media and everything at the club.

It’s a huge pressure for the young players.

“Virgil (van Dijk), me and all the guys in the team try to give them the experience to help them."

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Salah signed a new two-year deal earlier this year that will extend his Anfield commitment to a decade.

I'm still very hungry which is why I signed for Liverpool for another two years.

It's great to play in the Premier League at that level.

"At my age, 33, you feel you can give more and really make the difference in each game, which makes me really proud as I work really hard for that."


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