Salah and Son have been my two favorite players to watch in Football for seemingly a decade now. They are both two of the most humble players I’ve ever had the privilege of watching. Salah is a magician w/the ball at his feet as that goal against City where he effectively made Cancelo, the best Rb itw rn imo, look like a toddler before proceeding to dribble past 2 to 3 more of City’s defenders, like they were parking cones, before slotting the ball past Ederson is the single best individual goal I’ve had the privilege of witnessing live, and one of the Top All Time individual goals I’ve seen in general, when also factoring the difficulty of the opposition asw.

Son is probably the most humble player I’ve had the privilege to watch and remember nervously rooting for South Korea to win the 2018 Asian Games, like it was my own Country, to avoid him having to leave to serve in the military for roughly 2 years. He’s also one of the most explosive players that I’ve ever seen play and his ability to finish w/both feet from any range is 2nd to none and like Salah, I feel that he’s still effectively in his Prime at 31 years of age.

And Haaland is just such a rare talent that comes around one every few decades. He’s a phenom and I haven’t enjoyed watching someone at the Striker position like him, in any League, since Ibrahimovic in his Prime, who’s my all time favorite Striker so if he stays injury free he has the potential to be one of, if not the greatest Striker that the Prem has ever seen if he remains here throughout the majority of his career.

With all that being said I think that the Prem is in good hands atm and I’m probably one of the few Liverpool supporters that thinks Salah has no price tag high enough to sell Salah, he should be given an extension as soon as possible because he’s still has at least 5 years left in his Prime since he’s a physical specimen that is in tremendous shape and rarely ever is he unavailable. I also believe that due to the financial resources that the Saudi League has that they will still want him as much at 35/36 years of age, as they do now, and more importantly he is irreplacable atm, not only to Liverpool, but to the Premier League as a whole at this point in time so it would be a bigger loss if he left within the year, as opposed to 4 or 5 years from how because young players like Saka, for example, are still a ways away from being able to take up the torch from him at the Winger position rn.