Former Liverpool player Emile Hesky believes that star player Mohamed Salah has been suffering from a decline in his performance for a long time. However, he was able to cover up these problems by scoring goals, and no one paid attention to the difficulties the Egyptian striker was facing on the pitch. Liverpool is clearly having a tough season this year, suffering six defeats in the English Premier League and being knocked out of the Champions League in the previous round, losing 4-1 to PSV. Hesky, who played for Liverpool in the late 90s and early 2000s, said on the 'Hawksbee and Jacobs Daily' podcast: 'Salah has been suffering from a decline in his level for a long time, but he was covering up his problems by scoring goals, and no one really noticed what was happening to him on the pitch.' He continued: 'No one noticed that he was completely absent in matches, but he would appear, score a goal, and everyone would celebrate. The truth is, he has been doing this for a long time, and when the goals stopped coming, the problems appeared, he lost control, and now everyone is criticizing him.'
