Agbonlahor says what Klopp said is “frightening ” about the £34 million Liverpool player before the match against Manchester United
On Sunday, Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United will play Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool at Old Trafford in the FA Cup quarterfinals.
Given their superior roster and current form, Liverpool should be considered the favorites going into their matchup with Manchester United in the Premier League.
Of course, anything can happen in a cup tie, but I don’t think United will lose badly. However, I believe Liverpool will ultimately succeed in winning the game.
Liverpool’s attacker Mohamed Salah is fit to play and will increase the team’s chances of defeating United.
In the build-up to the game, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said that Salah is fit and available to start against United, and talkSPORT pundit Gabriel Agbonlahor thinks that it is frightening for United.
The former Aston Villa striker has noted that Salah, Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez could be the front-three for Liverpool.
The pundit has backed the Reds to win the tie and hopes that the FA Cup final is between Liverpool and Manchester City.
Salah has made 31 appearances for Liverpool this season. He has scored 20 goals and given 13 assists in those games. Martin Keown has been hugely impressed.
Agbonlahor said on talkSPORT (9:46 pm, March 16, 2024) while speaking to a Liverpool fan: “I think as well, Salah, Klopp says Salah is ready, isn’t he, to be straight back in tomorrow?
“It could be Salah, Diaz and Nunez. Frightening. I think you will win tomorrow. I am being a bit selfish, but I would love to see a Manchester City – Liverpool final.”
My View: Mohamed Salah will be key to Liverpool’s success this season
In my opinion, Mohamed Salah will be a key player for Liverpool if they are to be successful this season.
The £34 million (BBC Sport) forward is world class and is a goal machine. After a layoff due to injury, he is back scoring goals and providing assists.
Liverpool have already won the Carabao Cup this season. The Reds are now looking to clinch the Premier League, the UEFA Europa League and the FA Cup.
The Reds will need Salah’s goals to win those competitions.