Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has tipped a lot of requested Brentford star Bryan Mbeumo to replace Mo Salah.
Mbuemo, 25, is already connected this season with Arsenal, Manchester United and Newcastle and scored his 14th Premier League goal of the campaign in the controversial 2-1 victory of Sunday to Crystal Palace. The Cameroon International, born in France, is from a contract in 2026 and brings Brentford in a difficult position for this summer's transfer window.
That is when Salah could leave Liverpool, with his deal that ends in just five months. The 32-year-old recently confirmed that no progress has been made in conversations about expanding his stay in Anfield and while things are standing, he runs away from Anfield on a free transfer network as teammates Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil van van Dijk could.
The departure of Salah would open a gaping void in the attack of Liverpool, with the Egyptian supercharging of his team by both the Premier League and the Champions League. But Mbeumo could be the man who was chosen to replace him after he had expressed his desire to play 'in the greatest competitions'.
Carragher would certainly not be against signing him and explaining that he is a 'big fan' of the Talisman of Brentford, who joins the French club Troyes for what was then a club record was £ 5.9 million in 2019. “You feel with Brentford signing sessions or Brighton because they are ahead of the game, everyone is always a little bit:” What do they know we missed? ” 'The ex-Livepool defender told Sky Sports.
“You see them doing well in those clubs, then you think they can do a job for our clubs? They are the game for because they bring them in, the statistics and he is definitely one of them. I think of my old club With the situation with regard to Mohamed Salah, a left -wing player on the right, who can match the account?
“He [Mbeumo] Is someone whose name always pops up because of his ability and the club in which he is. The things they look at are probably similar to Liverpool. (I am a) big fan of being, huge problem and he caused huge problems from Liverpool last weekend. “
Carragher referred to Mbeumo's threatening representation against Liverpool, who eventually ran 2-0 winners thanks to an injury time brace of striker Darwin Nunez. He was back in the goals against Palace, so he stimulated his stock.
Mbeumo outlined his plans to play for one of Europe's elite clubs last May and told L'Equipe: “I spent five years in Brentford, in a club that let me grow and pass a milestone, but yes, I would like to like Want to play in the biggest matches, at the best clubs.
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