Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has disclosed that the Reds will not have any issue replacing Mohamed Salah at the end of the season.
With Salah already confirming he will leave Liverpool at the end of the 2025/26 campaign, the Premier League champions will already be scouting his replacement.
In a chat with the club’s website, Carragher stated that there have been great players before the arrival of the Egyptian international at Anfield.
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“I never go along with it when someone says they are irreplaceable. Go through the players we’ve had over the years at this football club and for me, whether you think he is a right-winger or not, he is a goalscorer, that is what he is.
“And a few years before Mo Salah, we had Luis Suarez. You know, Michael Owen, Robbie Fowler, you go back on the list and I am not saying it will be easy to replace him, of course, but you might get a different type of right-winger, someone who is creating for the central strikers.
“So I don’t think he is irreplaceable and I don’t think it is the case either that Liverpool need to go and sign a superstar as such. Mo Salah wasn’t a superstar when we signed him. He’d come and wasn’t sure he was going to play.”
