Bayern Munich will not take Mohamed Salah lightly in Liverpool clash – Neuer

‘Because he only scores one in the last eight doesn’t mean anything’: Bayern Munich will not take Mohamed Salah lightly despite bad run in front of goal, according to Manuel Neuer

  • Mohamed Salah has not scored in any of his last five matches for Liverpool 
  • He has also bagged just one goal in his last eight matches in all competitions 
  • But Manuel Neuer believes he possesses a serious threat ahead of Wednesday 

Manuel Neuer is still worried about the threat carried by Mohamed Salah amid his recent struggles in front of goal.

Salah has not scored in his last five games for Liverpool — his longest drought since he signed for the Reds — and only bagged one in their last eight matches.

With a finely-poised Champions League clash against Bayern Munich ahead of him on Wednesday night, Salah will be keen to return to form.

Manuel Neuer is worried about threat carried by Mohamed Salah ahead of meeting Liverpool

Salah has scored one in his last eight games but that does not mean Neuer is writing him off

Salah has scored one in his last eight games but that does not mean Neuer is writing him off

The Egyptian struck 44 goals last season to help push Liverpool to an unlikely Champions League final.  

And that is why Neuer does not believe his current run of form is of note before the two teams meet in Munich. 

Speaking at the pre-match press conference, Neuer said: ‘Because he only scores one in the last eight doesn’t mean anything.

‘Liverpool can score from anywhere — Van Dijk, Matip, from set pieces’.

The goalkeeper is convinced both sides will have a more attacking outlook for the game

The goalkeeper is convinced both sides will have a more attacking outlook for the game

After a 0-0 draw in the first leg of their last-16 clash, the two teams go into the game needing to score to avoid a penalty shootout.

Neuer is confident that the clash will see more attack-minded performances from both teams. 

‘I think Liverpool will attack and I don’t think it will be as defensive,’ he added.

‘We will be more attacking but we will see how Liverpool press and attack us.’

 

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