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Jamie Redknapp says he would not be surprised if the Egyptian superstar left Anfield in the next window and that he will feel let down after starting the last two games on the benchFrom his vantage point in the Liverpool dugout, Mohamed Salah must have looked out and wondered if he has been made some sort of scapegoat. But even so, Salah might have thought he was unfairly singled out.Slot said Salah took his demotion with the utmost professionalism and no-one would doubt that claim.
But Jamie Redknapp’s comments after the draw with Sunderland were extremely interesting.Redknapp is still well-connected at Anfield and said: “He (Salah) will feel let down and … even blamed for what is going on. If you were a betting type, you would have the mortgage on Salah, who came on for the second half against Sunderland, being restored to the starting line-up for the game at Leeds United on Saturday evening.And my money has always been - and still is - on Salah showing us he remains a game-changer, remains a phenomenal attacking force, remains a one-off talent.
Let’s say a Saudi club was willing to pay in the region of £70million for Salah, that would give the club a lot of money to look for a replacement.For his part, Salah’s pride would not let him stay at a club that was prepared to move him on. Redknapp is right when he says “everything comes to an end” but the end for Liverpool and Salah has not arrived yet.
