The Premier League returns this week, and it is a big game for Liverpool when they host Manchester United on Sunday.

Arne Slot’s side will be reconvening after the international break to prepare for an important clash against the Red Devils.

They have lost their last two games in the league and are currently on a three-game losing streak in all competitions.

It will be the first time the Reds are back at Anfield since they beat Southampton in the League Cup, which should give them the mental boost needed to secure a victory.

In those defeats before the break, criticisms were levelled towards many individuals, including Mohamed Salah, who has admittedly not been his usual self recently.

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The Egyptian international has not scored or assisted since Liverpool’s victory against Everton, which has had pundits questioning whether he is still the player he was last season.

However, Salah has had a confidence boost over the international break by leading his national team, Egypt, to the World Cup.

While he may be out of form, he is still a legendary forward for the Reds, and with a United game on the horizon, you can always expect him to show up and...