Jamie Carragher believes Liverpool need to add two more attacking players this summer to ease the burden on Mohamed Salah.

Despite the Reds remaining top of the Premier League and in the running to win their first league title since 2020, 12 points clear of Arsenal with nine games remaining. The past week has been a difficult one for them, having missed out on the Carabao Cup. And crashing out of the Champions League at the last 16 stage. Salah

has been in fine form for Liverpool, scoring 32 goals and providing 22 assists in 43 games in all competitions and is currently the Premier League’s top scorer, five ahead of Manchester City’s Erling Haaland.

However, Salah has faced considerable criticism over the past week. After underperforming against PSG and failing to create. Or shoot for 90 minutes in the Carabao Cup final for the first time in a Liverpool shirt,

Carragher has come to the defence of ‘Mo’, suggesting the Egyptian lacks sufficient attacking power and believes the Reds will need to bring in new players to improve next season.

“It’s hard to be too critical of Liverpool, I thought it was one of the worst finals for Liverpool in years. But the team have worked incredibly hard and they’re in a position they never thought they would be in,” Carragher told เล่นบาคาร่า UFABET เว็บตรง ค่าคอมสูง Sports.

“They’ve only lost one game in the league, they were knocked out of the Champions League on penalties and they’ve missed a few games. But I think that just highlights where Liverpool have got to improve. “

I feel for Salah because he’s been criticised for those two games against PSG. Where he was up against Nuno Mendes. Who is probably the best left-back in the world at the moment, and he didn’t play too well today. But it’s not just him. The other forwards don’t help at all.”

“In the past, when we had Mane or Firmino, if Salah didn’t play. There were still other players who could help the team. But now Liverpool’s forwards are just good players, not top-notch. I think the team needs to add two more forwards, not just as a reserve, but as a starter who can play alongside Salah.”

“Liverpool may have won the Premier League. But the team still has a lot of room for improvement and I believe they will do it this summer.”