In a thrilling match at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday night, Arsenal and Liverpool played to a dramatic 2-2 draw in the Premier League. The encounter was filled with tension, showcasing the fierce competition at the top of the table.

Arsenal started strong, with Bukayo Saka scoring the opener after a clever interplay with Ben White. However, Liverpool quickly equalized as Virgil van Dijk headed in from a set-piece delivered by Trent Alexander-Arnold. Despite their efforts, Arsenal regained the lead when Mikel Merino converted a header from a Declan Rice free-kick.

The second half brought a twist when Arsenal’s Gabriel was forced off due to injury. Liverpool seized the momentum, and after a brilliant pass from Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah scored the equalizer, setting the stage for a nail-biting finish.

Post-match, former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard weighed in on Salah’s future amid speculation linking the star to a move to Saudi Arabia. Gerrard expressed his thoughts, stating, “Mohamed Salah is not just a player; he’s a Liverpool icon. It would be a shock to see him leave for Saudi Arabia. He has unfinished business in the Premier League and the Champions League.”

Gerrard continued, emphasizing Salah’s importance to Liverpool: “He’s a game-changer, and the fans love him. If Liverpool are to compete for titles, they need players like him. I believe his heart is still at Anfield.”

The comments from Gerrard have sparked discussions among fans and pundits alike, as the football world awaits Salah’s next move following another impressive performance against Arsenal. With the season still unfolding, all eyes will be on the Egyptian winger and his impact on Liverpool’s title ambitions.