He can still give the ball away a lot in Champions League football and he's got a lot of competition for that right-back/wing-back spot.
Liverpool won the Champions League semi-final first leg 5-2.
Aside from the two away goals conceded the other blemish on a thrilling night was the loss of midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to a potentially serious knee injury which looks likely to end his season and scupper his World Cup participation.
The Egypt international has been sensational this season following his move from Roma last summer. He obviously hates YOUR football team and has no interest in synchronised swimming.
"You do not must be a Liverpool fan to like Mo Salah. It's too much", said Oscar Mangione, a sport psychologist and a former therapist for the Boca Juniors club. Supporters attending a game should never be subjected to an environment of violence or attack.
The Spain-based duo have had a stranglehold on the prestigious Ballon d'Or award since 2008, each winning the trophy for the world's best player five times.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with Sean and his family, and we hope that they get the privacy and space they need". Kennedy scored the decisive spot-kick in the shootout after the match ended 1-1, with goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar's 'spaghetti legs' playing their role.
Against Roma, his former employers, the Egyptian was scintillating, putting Liverpool on the brink of the final and putting on a show that will be talked about by the Liverpool faithful for generations to come. "After January, I began to show my true value in the field".
It also came just a few weeks before Neymar's move from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain for a world record 222 million euros revolutionised the transfer market. It's a bit like the MSN at Barcelona: Messi, Suarez and Neymar.
The Egyptian's feats this season are frequently summed up in the number of goals he has scored - 42 in 45 games - but that doesn't quite do justice to the level he is hitting consistently, game after game at the moment.
Mohamed Salah of Liverpool celebrates after scoring his side's first goal with Jordan Henderson at Anfield.
"He's in outstandingly fine condition".
'We felt at the Nou Camp that we were really in it and could certainly break them down.
A Liverpool fan who was attacked by fans of AS Roma before last night's Champions League semi-final has been named as Sean Cox.
"We will fight with all we have for that result again", the German said of the second leg in Rome.
Liverpool Football Club said it was "shocked and appalled" by the incident and urged fans and those who attended the game to help Merseyside Police with their appeal for information.
Roma fans also have a history of targeting English supporters in the Italian capital, with Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United fans both complaining of assaults during their visits in recent years.