I would like to train it more Liverpool superstar admits he would like to practice one drill with Mohamed Salah more often
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's injury-time clincher against has won our Goal of the Month award for January 's injury-time clincher against has won our Goal of the Month award for January Salah was assisted by Alisson in the game's only goal, which came in the 76th minute. Speaking to Sky Sports (h/t ), the Reds stopper has admitted that he wants to practice playing long passes to Salah on a more regular basis. However, it seems that he doesn't get the time due to Liverpool's packed schedule. His side has played 19 games across competitions this season. Alisson said: "It’s something I work on, but not every day because kicking long balls like that demands a lot of you physically. It’s more about me knowing Mo and Mo knowing me." He added: "So, I know where he runs, I know he’s fast, I know his qualities and I have the qualities, as well, that are needed to put the ball behind the opponent’s defensive line. I would like to train it more, to be honest. But we don’t have enough time. We have too many games, one after the other.” Salah joined Liverpool in the summer of 2017 for £34 million. Alisson followed suit and joined manager Jurgen Klopp's side a year later for almost double that amount (£67 million).
I would like to train it more - Liverpool superstar admits he would like to practice one drill with Mohamed Salah more often
Alisson Becker and Mohamed Salah are two of Liverpool's most important players. Alisson Becker has claimed that he would like to practice playing long balls to teammate Mohamed Salah more often in training. Alisson to Salah has become an oddly popular route for the Reds to score. The Brazil international first assisted the Egyptian forward in a 2-1 win against in January. Salah scored in the closing stages of the game to hand his team a 2-0 win. Alisson then helped his former AS Roma teammate score at Anfield in February 2022 against Norwich City. That goal put the Reds 2-1 up in a game they went on to win 3-1. The third time this combination worked for the Merseyside-based outfit was against Manchester City last month at Anfield.'s injury-time clincher against has won our Goal of the Month award for January 's injury-time clincher against has won our Goal of the Month award for January Salah was assisted by Alisson in the game's only goal, which came in the 76th minute. Speaking to Sky Sports (h/t ), the Reds stopper has admitted that he wants to practice playing long passes to Salah on a more regular basis. However, it seems that he doesn't get the time due to Liverpool's packed schedule. His side has played 19 games across competitions this season. Alisson said: "It’s something I work on, but not every day because kicking long balls like that demands a lot of you physically. It’s more about me knowing Mo and Mo knowing me." He added: "So, I know where he runs, I know he’s fast, I know his qualities and I have the qualities, as well, that are needed to put the ball behind the opponent’s defensive line. I would like to train it more, to be honest. But we don’t have enough time. We have too many games, one after the other.” Salah joined Liverpool in the summer of 2017 for £34 million. Alisson followed suit and joined manager Jurgen Klopp's side a year later for almost double that amount (£67 million).