Liverpool players must put pressure on Mohamed Salah, says James Milner | Soccer

James Milner believes that Mohamed Salah can enhance the phenomenal impact he's had in Liverpool last season, but says his teammates need to ease the pressure on the Egyptian international by sharing the blame goals.

Salah only had a minute to announce his return The Liverpool team tied Thursday against Manchester City at the New Jersey Champions Cup, which is over 2-1 at Liverpool

. Liverpool, who had previously appeared lethargic against one side of the city's youth. Salah, on his first Liverpool outing since the Champions League final defeat by Real Madrid, also scored several opportunities and was involved in the penalty that earned Sadio Mane the victory.

Salah scored 44 goals All competitions for Liverpool last season, including 32 goals in 36 Premier League matches, a record in a season of 38 games. Milner expects the striker to prove that he is one of the best players in the world next season, but that it is the responsibility of the coach. Liverpool team to improve in tandem.

"The best players in the world are not known did it in a season, they do it again and again," said Milner. "He is more than capable of doing that. There is pressure when you have had a good year to deliver again, but he is a leading player. He showed that. It will continue to improve. We must continue to improve as a member of the team, and make sure that all the pressure is not on his shoulders to reach his goals and get us out of difficult situations. It is up to all of us to help him be the best player possible and to do it within a team.

Liverpool spent more than 170 million pounds on new players this summer, but got a new five-year deal. worth about £ 200,000 a week, without a release clause, was undoubtedly the most important activity of the club. Milner agrees, saying, "Yes, but I have never been personally worried.There will always be stories where the players are doing well.You have seen how well he played last season , so improving, and he seems happy.So, I do not see why he would like to go

"Speculation [over Real Madrid’s interest in Salah] is what happens when we have good players.It is a positive thing for us that when there is speculation about your players, it means that". they play well and that they play, and he obviously did, you saw what he and Sadio brought to the team when they came against City. "

L & # 39; Jürgen Klopp's team traveled from New Jersey to Michigan on Thursday before his last meeting with Manchester United at Ann Arbor on Saturday.