National football team coach Javier Aguirre has said it “may be better” for Mohamed Salah to leave Liverpool sooner rather than later if the Premier League club does not start winning trophies, ESPN reports. Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp shrugged off the comment, saying at a presser that he “obviously” doesn’t agree, and suggested that Aguirre is in more dire need of scoring a title. “I don’t know why people say things like that,” “obviously I don’t agree,” Liverpool’s boss Jurgen Klopp said at a presser, commenting on Aguirre’s statement.
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