Salah looked stunned.

Forward Mohamed Salah was disappointed to see Liverpool eliminated in his final match at Anfield in the Champions League.

Salah looked dejected after Liverpool lost to PSG 0-4 on aggregate over two legs in the quarter-finals, thus being eliminated in the last eight.

In the return leg at Anfield on the morning of April 15th, Salah was on the bench in favor of Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike. Only after Ekitike suffered an injury and was forced to leave the field in the 31st minute did manager Arne Slot give Salah a chance to play.

In about an hour of play, Salah failed to score or provide an assist, despite creating four chances for his teammates. Against PSG's tight defense, he didn't have much room to maneuver.

The 1992-born star left some players disappointed with his poor handling and loss of possession. Goal.com gave Salah a 6 out of 10 for this performance. In the first leg in France, Salah even had to sit on the bench for the entire match.

On April 11th, Salah scored against Fulham in the 32nd round of the Premier League. However, he is no longer the fearsome "explosive threat" for Liverpool that he was in previous seasons.

On the pitch, Salah still tries to move, combine, and shoot, but the problem lies in his effectiveness. Inaccurate shots, slow reflexes, and a decline in speed mean he can no longer create breakthroughs.

Salah's decision to leave Liverpool at the end of the season also meant his role at Anfield gradually diminished, as manager Sloth preferred to pair Isak and Ekitike with Liverpool.

PSG's convincing victory: Their 2-0 win against Liverpool this morning in the Champions League quarter-finals is a clear statement to anyone who dares to challenge PSG in the title race.

Source: https://znews.vn/salah-that-than-post1643751.html