David Moyes has detailed Liverpool's 'dangerous' use of Mohamed Salah to counter-attack from defensive corners.
The West Ham United manager, writing in a column for The Times, was discussing the crucial role set-pieces are likely to play over the next six weeks at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Salah and Egypt will not be featuring in the tournament, but several Reds including Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and Darwin Nunez will hope to be at the Lusail Iconic Stadium for the final come December 18.
Should any of Jurgen Klopp's men progress into the latter stages of the tournament, they will need to be sharp on set-plays, with international football placing a higher focus on them compared to the Premier League and Champions League. But in discussing the importance of dead-ball situations, Moyes has highlighted Liverpool's use of Salah in turning defensive moments into devastating counter-attacks.
