Mohamed Salah has struggled so far this season at Liverpool with this new-look team.

The Egyptian has found himself in an unusual position for Arne Slot’s side this season, with his numbers not as strong as they were previously.

Salah has not been able to influence games or have that moment where he flips it on its head in favour of Liverpool, but it is not entirely his fault.

The 33-year-old’s issues with getting used to this team are not solely a problem he has, but it is one that has affected the whole team, including other players who have been on Merseyside for a similar amount of time.

One of the reasons he gets so much criticism from pundits for his poor form is due to the high standards he has set, including in last year’s Premier League-winning season, where his numbers were the highest individually.

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This dry spell from Salah and the team as a whole will end soon, with this three-game losing streak more of a blip than it is a sign of things to come.

Those problems with balance have really affected how he has played, and the lack of service he is getting from...