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WHY Ibrahim Mbaye Could Become Liverpool's Next Pressing Monster... Liverpool's search for explosive wingers isn't just about replacing Mohamed Salah. It's about building a frontline capable of thriving under Andoni Iraola. Ibrahim Mbaye fits that vision perfectly. He's relentless in and out of possession, attacks defenders with pace, completes...

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