Title: Salah's Drought to End Soon, Claims Liverpool's Boss Slot In a bid to soothe the nerves of Liverpool fans, the club's manager, Arne Slot, has expressed confidence that Mohamed Salah's goal-scoring drought will come to an end soon. The Egyptian star has been under pressure after failing to find the back of the net in nine consecutive games for The Reds. Liverpool has been struggling to find its footing in attack, and Salah's lack of goals has been a major concern. His last Premier League goal was scored on November 1, 2025, against Aston Villa. However, Slot is unfazed by the situation, attributing the lack of goals to the high standards set by Salah himself. Slot points out that Salah is not the only player struggling to find his scoring touch, as teammates like Cody Gakpo and Darwin Nunez (Hugo is not mentioned in the original article, could be an error) have also been experiencing similar difficulties. The manager believes that clean sheets have given the team an added advantage, reducing the pressure on the attackers. In an interview with the club's website, Slot emphasized that Salah's ability to bounce back from such situations is well-documented. He recalled instances where fans and pundits alike questioned Salah's form, only for him to score crucial goals in subsequent games. Slot is hopeful that this trend will continue, and Salah's goals will start flowing again soon. The Dutch tactician's words may offer some solace to Liverpool fans, who have been eagerly waiting for their star striker to return to form. As the season progresses, it will be interesting to see if Slot's predictions come true and Salah's goals will start raining in soon.