He thought he was better than Salah, failed at Liverpool and now suffers karma

While it is true that last season for Liverpool things did not go in the best way as they took a step backwards in terms of winning new titles and falling out of the 2023-2024 UEFA Europa League, the group currently led by Jürgen Klopp has shown itself to be one that can quickly get to grips with the new objectives, which will require players who truly have the desire to be at the Reds and proudly wear the club's colours.

While it is true that in recent transfer windows Liverpool have found players such as Darwin Núñez, Cody Gakpo and Alexis Mac Allister, the Reds have been denied the likes of Jude Bellingham and Raheem Sterling, the latter being a striker who could soon be in for bad news if his name appears on Chelsea's shopping list, and it could have been very different on Merseyside if he had agreed to listen to Jürgen Klopp's interest in him.

The man who many thought had a better level of play than Mohamed Salah now seems to be living a kind of karma after rejecting the Reds, with his performances for the Blues last season not even matching what many felt was a poor campaign for the Egyptian, It is clear that his decision to join Chelsea could be costing him his place at a top English club, and while the Reds will only allow the return of Sadio Mané up front, at the Citizen's everything seems to be going swimmingly with Haaland and Grealish.

The Reds are unforgiving to those who turn them down

While that mysterious karma has made Stering see the error of his ways after not signing for the Reds, it seems to have become a constant in recent times, with Mason Mount and Enzo Fernandez sinking off the Chelsea ship and away from any European competition for next year, and while Bellingham's move to Real Madrid seems to have been a win-win, he suffered karma after his rejection by the Reds with Borussia Dortmund's Bundesliga runners-up spot.