When questioned by Jamie Carragher about whether Klopp’s departure would influence his decision to remain at Anfield, Salah responded with a resolute “No, no – it’s life, it’s part of life now that everything moves.

Players left the club already, very important players left the club. The manager is also very important for the club and he is leaving the club. One day I will leave the club so, but no.”

Salah’s words should assuage any worries that this might mark his final season with the Reds. His sentiments echo those of Virgil van Dijk, underscoring the commitment of some of Liverpool’s key and longest-serving players.

As we bid farewell to one era at the club, let’s aim to conclude it on a high note, while also ushering in a new era with crucial members of the current squad playing pivotal roles.

Mo Salah and Darwin Nunez have formed a strong partnership on the field for Liverpool, and Salah has shared his thoughts on which player is easier to play alongside.

Salah remarked, “I think it’s more tricky for me than it’s more tricky for him! Because I need to understand his game but he’s a great player for sure but I always see it that I need to adapt to the players who are next to me, alongside me… He’s kind of a different player, we never had that quality before.”

“He loves to run in the space, he doesn’t like the ball much to his feet which is unique because he’s really fast, so he keeps looking at me because he knows that I can give him the ball easily in a space that he can finish the situation. His numbers this season are improving a lot which is great for us.”

Salah’s assessment reflects confidence in their partnership, acknowledging an initial adjustment period but highlighting the positive developments.

Let’s hope that this formidable partnership can be on display against Manchester City, providing the winning edge to maintain our position at the top of the Premier League.