Slots must axe 5/10 Liverpool star, he blows up his huge chance

Liverpool really likes to work hard for themselves, yes.

But it didn’t matter in the end, and after the second half turnaround, the brave Southampton beat at Anfield, with Will Smallbone’s opening goal denied by the support of crisp Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah.

He was silent mid-week, but Salah returned before Tuesday’s crunch Champions League second leg against Paris Saint-Germain. The indestructible amulet is indeed a special player.

Mohamed Salah continues to fire

Liverpool is now 16 points ahead of the Premier League first, although the match has two more games than second-place Arsenal. Still, this is the last gap.

Just like in Paris, Salah struggled to make his mark on the opening ceremony, but came up with the merchandise when it was important here, bringing his seasonal total to 32 goals and 22 assists in 41 games.

He lost four of five duels and ceded 21 times, but was 32 years old Transfer reporter Fabrizio Romano For his “unstoppable” efforts this season.

Curtis Jones and Dominik Szoboszlai’s half-time withdrawal may be PSG’s looming big quit, but Tsimikas skated on thin ice and may have been initially intended to be a full 90.

But he failed with a great chance.

Kostas Tsimikas failed

Liverpool is the best team in the Premier League this season, but Slot’s left side has some shortcomings.

Andy Robertson faced his critics this season and you might think Tsimikas might use his opponent’s plight to improve his position in Slot’s estimates. But despite his aggressive performance against Southampton, he was still flattered.

Liverpool Echo branded the 28-year-old with a 5/10 match rating after his gentle performance, noting that he was not “on the same wavelength” like his peers while working hard to curb Taylor Digbring.

That is, for the Greek International, this is not all doom and melancholy. According to Sofascore, he won six of ten games and made five tackles, but he also committed a series of fouls and skirts, close to the dismissal. Tsimikas was separated by the time intervals booked by his name.

Ultimately, Tsimikas’ reservations and Slot’s decision to bring him back to the bench in the half-time game made a firm comment on his position on the team. He never completely nailed the starting seat, which doesn’t look like it will change.

Reputable sources, e.g. Romano confirms FSG’s interest in bringing Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez to the club this summer feels like the days of the Greek defender may be completed in Merseyside.

He has always been a great servant, but it could be a move to further enhance the Slot project – he deserves support after life in the big seat begins.