Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has revealed he substituted Mohamed Salah in Sunday's 1-1 clash against Everton since the Egyptian was struggling together with his hamstring. Questions were raised once the Reds' top scorer was withdrawn on the FIFA Coins Merseyside derby, particularly if their bitter rivals proceeded to snatch an equaliser. The German had already fit in fire for not starting Roberto Firmino and Philippe Coutinho. But speaking just before Liverpool's midweek clash against West Brom, Klopp settled his actions. 'I took Mo Salah off because he experienced a hamstring somewhat,' said Klopp. Cristiano Ronaldo NOT among 'top wingers inside the world' - as Lionel Messi claims top spot Mohamed Salah was replaced by Roberto Firmino.
'Then everyone said, ‘How could you take him off?’ I do not get out there and say, ‘Yeah, but he could be close to being injured’. 'That sounds like reason - I do not desire to deliver that. I make decision.' Klopp will rest Salah for Wednesday's clash because he continues his spell of rotation. The Liverpool manager has recently made 59 changes to his starting line-up inside the Premier League in 2010 — 20 more than every other side. Salah will likely be rested for West Brom.
And critics have suggested it cost him two points within the Merseyside derby on Sunday, when Philippe Coutinho, Roberto Firmino, Emre Can and Georginio Wijnaldum were all rested as Everton came coming from a goal to draw. Yet Klopp remains convinced the strain of modern football make his policy essential. 'I have said inside future of football there is going to be more rotation, because no-one can take away the games,' said Klopp. 'It is quicker, more intense, with an increase of sprints, more high runs, less breaks therefore many things. It is going in one direction and you've got to react. That is how it's. We have for making these decisions. We contain the opportunity for making changes because from the quality inside squad.' Now more ways to buy bargain FIFA Ultimate Team Coins, as an example, visit official MMOAH site.