Liverpool’s reported interest in Bologna winger Dan Ndoye as a potential replacement for Mohamed Salah raises eyebrows, especially considering the gap in quality between the two players. While Ndoye is a promising 23-year-old talent, his limited output in Serie A doesn’t suggest he could fill the enormous void Salah would leave at Anfield.

The Swiss international had a decent season with Bologna, helping them push for European qualification, but his lack of standout contributions in the final third makes him a puzzling option for Liverpool.

Inter Milan and Manchester United have also shown interest, yet Ndoye hasn’t hit the ground running this season, which casts doubt on his suitability for a top club like Liverpool.

Given Salah’s iconic status and consistent output, Liverpool would likely seek a more high-profile replacement. Players like Rodrygo Goes or Leroy Sane are more realistic targets to maintain Liverpool’s attacking potency, especially if Salah moves on to Saudi Arabia or PSG next summer.