M.Salah position in Ballon d’Or 2023 confirmed as Liverpool star honoured

Mohamed Salah, a forward for Liverpool, had another successful season on his own in 2022–2023—scoring 30 goals across all competitions.

Mohamed Salah, a forward for Liverpool, placed eleventh in the 2023 Ballon d’Or.

In 2022–2023, the Egyptian attacker had yet another incredible goal-scoring season, finishing with a massive 30 goals in 51 appearances across all competitions. Although they did struggle in the Premier League, Jurgen Klopp’s team nevertheless managed to finish fifth and earn a spot in the UEFA Europa League for this season.

M.Salah is outside the top 10 this time after finishing fifth in 2022, while World Cup winner Lionel Messi is expected to win his eighth trophy in Moanco later in the day. Salah is the only Liverpool player to be selected this year after six of his teammates voted for the award in 2022.

Salah finished 11th, ahead of Robert Lewandowski, Yassin Bunu, Ilkay Gundogan and Emiliano Martinez.

Salah did not attend the awards ceremony following Liverpool’s 3-0 win over Nottingham Forest at Anfield yesterday afternoon. His goal capped another impressive display for United as Klopp’s side continued their impressive start to the new season.

Liverpool, who have lost just once to Tottenham, are also top in Europe. Salah has scored an impressive 10 goals in just 15 games in all competitions this season.

However, given the progress Saudi Arabia’s professional league made last summer, speculation over the Egypt international’s future at the club will continue to grow. Liverpool have rejected a deal worth more than £200million for their star player.

Mohamed Salah’s past Ballon d’Or rankings:

2022 – 5th place
2021 – 7th place
2019 – 5th place
2018 – 6th place

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Peter Crouch has claimed a Liverpool player is now worth £100million.

Peter Crouch claimed Luis Diaz is worth £100m after his performance against Everton.

Speaking to TNT Sports, the pundit praised the Colombia international’s performance on Saturday, with Diaz scoring the decisive penalty to give Liverpool a 2-0 win at Anfield.
Crouch: “I love Diaz.
He took home an extra £100m as a rookie last season due to injuries.
“When he comes in, things change.”

With Diaz missing much of last season through injury, the South American’s return to fitness was a welcome return for Liverpool.

The striker has established himself as a key player for the Reds on the transfer front and Diaz’s performance on Saturday highlighted his qualities.

The €100 million price tag may be high, but there’s no denying that Liverpool signed Diaz and the winger has already recouped his entire transfer fee.

Diaz is looking to take his game to new heights at Liverpool.

Diaz’s return to fitness is a shame for the Clique, but he is a new signing for Liverpool and the winger is now looking to take his game to new heights.

The striker has impressed for United this season and Diaz will be looking to lead the Anfield side into the UEFA Champions League and beyond.
His performances have been good this season and the Colombia international looks set to develop into the world-class category that every Liverpool fan knows the striker can achieve

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Manager want to keep Liverpool loanee despite injury crisis

Dundee FC manager Tony Docherty has revealed he will keep Liverpool loanee Owen Beck despite his injury crisis.

Speaking to The Courier, the Scottish Premier League boss said he would prefer the Wales international to stay at Dens Park, although Beck could be recalled.

Liverpool are facing a defensive injury crisis with Andy Robertson out for three months, while Kostas Tsimikas is set to be replaced in this weekend’s derby with Everton.

With Beck performing well on loan, the 21-year-old is rumored to return to Anfield as Robertson’s replacement.
But Docherty wants the defender to stay at Dundee.

The SPL manager said: “Owen is doing extremely well and it’s no wonder internationally recognized people are talking about him.
But he is a very ordinary person and he is very popular here.

“I think he likes playing here, the football team and the camaraderie in the locker room.
We want to keep his feet on the ground and hope he continues to perform.
“That level of sustainability is getting people’s attention.”

Liverpool need to keep Beck out on loan

Beck, a regular in the Scottish Premier League and Wales international, is doing very well in his young football career.
Liverpool will be keen to bring him back to save the game, but we all know the defender will only be exposed to appearances from the bench.

As a result, Liverpool should secure Beck’s loan deal from Dundee, with the defender gaining valuable experience that will go a long way in helping him become one of the best players in the game.