Kewell Sees the Bright Side of Salah's Possible Departure
Former Australian Liverpool player Harry Kewell spoke about the possibility of the Reds' top scorer, Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, leaving this coming summer.
Kewell, who played for Liverpool for five seasons between 2003 and 2008, believes that Salah's departure could ultimately benefit the team.
Kewell states that if Salah were to leave, it would provide an opportunity for other young players to emerge, making them feel a greater responsibility to perform well.
However, Kewell emphasized that no one wants Salah to leave, as it would be a loss for Liverpool and for the Premier League in general.
Kewell, who played for Liverpool for five seasons between 2003 and 2008, believes that Salah's departure could ultimately benefit the team.
Kewell states that if Salah were to leave, it would provide an opportunity for other young players to emerge, making them feel a greater responsibility to perform well.
However, Kewell emphasized that no one wants Salah to leave, as it would be a loss for Liverpool and for the Premier League in general.
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