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Jurgen Klopp is confident that Mohamed Salah is primed to cause further trouble for Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter-final clash as the Egyptian star bounces back from a lingering hamstring injury.

Salah’s recent goal in Liverpool’s Europa League triumph against Sparta Prague marked his resurgence in the starting lineup, solidifying his status as the first Liverpool player to achieve 20 or more goals in seven consecutive seasons.

With a remarkable record of 12 goals in 13 encounters against United, Salah’s return provides a significant boost to Liverpool’s quest for multiple titles this season.

Under Klopp’s guidance, Liverpool has already secured the League Cup and remains in contention for the Premier League title, currently level with Arsenal at the summit of the table.

Klopp lauded Salah’s exceptional abilities and expressed confidence in his impact during the crucial phase of the season, particularly emphasizing his readiness for the impending showdown against United.

Despite United’s struggles under Erik ten Hag this season, the FA Cup represents their final opportunity for silverware. However, they have proven to be a formidable adversary for Liverpool, having previously held them to a goalless draw.

Klopp acknowledged the daunting task of facing United at Old Trafford, a venue where Liverpool has historically encountered difficulties securing victories.

He stressed the significance of the fixture for both sets of supporters and reiterated Liverpool’s commitment to showcasing their determination on the field.

Despite Liverpool’s injury concerns gradually alleviating with the potential returns of players like Ibrahima Konate and Ryan Gravenberch, key figures including Alisson Becker, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Curtis Jones, and Diogo Jota remain sidelined, posing a persistent challenge for Klopp’s squad.