Mohamed Salah’s recent performances have left Liverpool fans divided. The Egyptian forward, who has been a key player for the Reds since 2017, is enduring his longest Premier League goal drought, now stretching to 10 games. His last league goal was in November, and if he doesn't score against West Ham on Saturday, it will mark a significant low point in his career.

Some fans are quick to point out that Salah’s standards are so high that even a short goal drought feels like a crisis. One fan stated, “He sets his own standards so high that when he doesn’t score, people are immediately surprised. That’s the biggest compliment he can get.” Others, however, are concerned that his pace and control are no longer what they once were, with one fan suggesting, “His pace has gone. His control is often poor. He struggles to beat his fullback.”

Many believe that it might be time for Salah to leave Liverpool for a new challenge, possibly in Saudi Arabia, with one fan commenting, “A fond farewell and a massive Saudi payday seems like the best idea for all parties.” Despite this, others still see Salah as a legend at the club, stating, “He’ll always be a legend at Liverpool, a world-class player and a wonderful human being.”

Salah’s drop-off in form has not gone unnoticed by manager Arne Slot, who has highlighted the player’s defensive contributions and work rate off the ball. Still, the stats speak for themselves: his goals and assists per game have halved from last season. For many fans, the writing may be on the wall, but no one can deny his impact and legacy at Anfield.