Jurgen Klopp faces difficult Liverpool decision Mohamed Salah won't like

Mohamed Salah’s belief in himself is deservedly through the roof.

Speaking after he had struck the woodwork twice in Liverpool’s 1-0 loss to Inter Milan, the Egyptian remained optimistic about his short-term future in front of goal.

"I hit the post a couple of times," he said. "Maybe next game I’ll score three.”

Most players wouldn’t assume a hat trick is lying await just around the corner, but as Salah has proved time and again in the red of Liverpool, he’s far from your average player.

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While that is undoubtedly true, Salah hasn’t quite been at his best in the last few matches.

He has made eight appearances since returning from the Africa Cup of Nations and has scored four goals.

Two of them were from the penalty spot against Leeds United though, and if we ignore those and focus on open play then Salah’s recent record with clear-cut chances is underwhelming.

It hasn’t all been bad, as his unforgettable goal against Norwich, created by Alisson Becker,