Jurgen Klopp has confirmed he will hold talks with Mohamed Salah to decide if the Egyptian will remain Liverpool’s penalty-taker.
The 30-year-old sent a second half spot-kick wide in the Reds’ 2-2 draw against Arsenal on Easter Sunday, having also failed to hit the target with his last effort in last month’s 1-0 loss to AFC Bournemouth. Prior to those penalties, Salah had never failed to hit the target from 12 yards from Liverpool.
Salah has failed to score only five of his 29 penalties for the Reds, but his two recent misses have raised questions about whether he should remain on spot-kick duty, given reserve option Fabinho is just as deadly from 12 yards.
