Hamann writes off Mohamed Salah and urges Liverpool to sign Michael Olise

Didi Hamann has again criticised Mohamed Salah, saying the Egyptian's struggles are unlikely to change and that his best days are behind him. He urged Liverpool's management to make immediate changes next season by recruiting new players. Hamann pointed to the playing system developed by Arne Slot, arguing it makes it difficult for strikers or wingers to shine because they lack control of the game.

Over the past decade Salah's ability to score, create and open space for teammates has been an important part of Liverpool's attack, but those moments of brilliance appear to have faded. Reflecting on recent form, Hamann said: "They're all struggling, and the issue with Mohamed Salah is that, in the form he's been in over the last decade, he didn't just score and create goals, he created space for others.

I think they all benefited from that, and that's gone now because Salah isn't the force he once was.

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