Liverpool news: Mo Salah parting shot emerges as Arne Slot told he won't win league next season
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The Gunners ultimately sealed their first championship in 22 years, leaving Liverpool with much work to do if they're to wrestle the title back from Mikel Arteta's champions.However, if they are to mount a challenge, they'll have to do it without Mohamed Salah, who has played his last game for the club. Today's Liverpool latest sees Salah unleash a parting message to Slot, while a Reds icon has issued a dreary prognosis about next season that no Liverpool fan will want to hear.Reds legend makes predictionFormer Liverpool striker Michael Owen doesn't believe Liverpool will be in a position to challenge Arsenal for the Premier League title next season.
Latest Reds news and more on our dedicated Facebook pageREAD MORE: Mohamed Salah's wife has revealed her thoughts on Liverpool home that 'looks like a hospital'READ MORE: Florian Wirtz explains Mo Salah Instagram post 'like' in clear Arne Slot verdict"And it’s been a while but Manchester United can be a title contender under Michael Carrick. Liverpool will hope to challenge, but they need to get everything right to do so and I’m not sure they are there just yet."Owen's forecast is a bleak one for fans to take considering, next season, both Manchester sides will be under managers who have never won a Premier League before.If City are to mount an assault on the title, they'll have to do it without the legendary Pep Guardiola, who is leaving the club this summer.
The winger, and the outgoing Andy Robertson, were presented with gifts by the club to mark their nine years at Liverpool before the Brentford game.Salah, who fired a controversial warning via social media just under two weeks ago regarding Liverpool's poor form this season, reiterated his point in person to his now ex-teammates and the club's coaching staff, including Slot."Wait, one more thing I want to say,” Salah said in front of the Liverpool squad. “Being Liverpool, to win something for Liverpool and win games, it’s the best thing that could happen to you.“I think it’s the best club in the world when you win something – and the worst club in the world when you lose.