Salah Salah has left Liverpool after a spectacular three-goal away win over Manchester United[suchunfei]

  Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah, who scored one goal and provided two assists, dropped a bombshell after the game, saying it was his last year at Liverpool. Salah revealed that the club have not yet communicated with him about the contract, and the initiative is in the hands of the club.

 
Manchester (Reuters) - Liverpool beat arch-rivals Manchester United 3-0 to claim their third straight win of the opening season on Sunday night Singapore time. Liverpool's chief striker Salah, who sent two passes and one shot, said this would be his last season at the club after helping his side to a crushing defeat at Manchester United.

  Liverpool were in complete control of the game and United had no answer in the first half. Diaz opened the scoring for Liverpool in the 35th minute with a header after a mistake by Manchester United midfielder Casemiro. Casemiro then missed again and Diaz netted twice in the 42nd minute to make it 2-0.

  Diaz (No. 7) scored twice, both goals assisted by Salah. (Reuters)

  In the second half, Liverpool continued to press. Salah scored the third goal in the 56th minute to help Liverpool maintain their 100 per cent record so far this season. Liverpool's new manager Slott, who has won three games in a row, is the perfect successor to former manager Klopp.

  "I'm not Harry Potter, you have to admit it," Manchester United manager ten Hag said helplessly after suffering a second straight defeat.

  After finishing eighth last season with their worst Premier League finish since 1990, Tennhag insists he is confident the team is back on track: "We are only three games into the season and we are still building a new team...... Obviously we have to keep improving, but I'm quite confident of winning another trophy at the end of the season."