A significant update regarding Mohamed Salah has been disclosed in anticipation of the Carabao Cup final between Newcastle United and Liverpool.

A significant update regarding Mohamed Salah has been disclosed in anticipation of the Carabao Cup final between Newcastle United and Liverpool. Salah earned the Player of the

Month Award for the seventh time in his career in February, contributing to ten Liverpool goals. This achievement is a record that he shares with Sergio Aguero and Harry Kane. Liverpool has been propelled to the top of the Premier League table by the Egyptian’s performance, and they appear to be the favourites to

win the championship as the season concludes. Salah became the first player to win the Premier League Player of the Month award twice in the same campaign since the 2022/23 season when he was named in November. Erling Haaland and Marcus Rashford have also accomplished this feat. Alexander Isak is the sole Newcastle United player to have been awarded Player of the Month this season, in recognition of his exceptional performance in December.

The previous winner for his exploits in November was Chris Wood, who spent a year contracted on Tyneside.Salah, on the other hand, has been exceptional in the league this season. However, the Egyptian will be eager to add a Carabao Cup trophy to his collection when Liverpool plays Newcastle United at Wembley on Sunday. Liverpool is the current holder of the League Cup, having defeated Chelsea in the final last season.

However, they are aware that Sunday is their sole opportunity to add silverware to their collection this season, unless they are crowned Premier League champions. This is due to their elimination from the Champions League by PSG in midweek. Howe was questioned regarding his strategies for preventing Salah from extending his remarkable record against the Magpies prior to the Carabao Cup final on Sunday.

The 32-year-old Egyptian has been directly involved in 18 goals in 16 appearances against Newcastle for Liverpool in all competitions. However, Howe does not believe that the entire team’s attention should be directed towards halting him. “No, I do not engage in conversations with Salah. I have a great deal of respect for him as a footballer, but I do not typically engage in numerous conversations with opposing players.

My primary concern is to ensure that I communicate with my players.” 🚨 Sign up for our Newcastle United newsletter to ensure that you never miss a moment from Wembley. “To stop him is a completely different perspective. Therefore, I believe that we will have a plan, as we always have against various opponents.

The key will be to execute the plan to the best of our ability. It is always about the team, so whenever there is an outstanding individual, and Liverpool has a few in different positions, attacking player-wise, I believe it is always about the team and ensuring that our structures are good, not about any individuals.”