The Reds star was the winner of the Golden Boot last season thanks to his 32 Premier League goals and managed an impressive 44 across all competitions
He has three goals in nine matches so far this year, just one less than his total at the same stage last term, but has received widespread scrutiny for perceived underperformance
The Egyptian endured a frustrating afternoon at Stamford Bridge at the weekend as Liverpool drew 1-1 with Chelsea with Salah unable to affect the game, being substituted just after the hour mark
Klopp himself admitted Salah is not happy with his performances, insisting: "Of course not
How could he be? It's a normal situation." However, he added: "As long as he is working like he works and gets into situations that he gets in, I'm completely fine and everything will be okay
" And Wijnaldum is confident that Salah will get back to the form of his first season at Anfield as he backed him to ignore the critics
"I said to him 'Mo, it's not only one year' and he said 'You're right.' We were joking but if someone can deal with pressure, it is Mo," Wijnaldum joked
"Last season he had pressure when people were saying he had to be the top scorer of the league
We told him he couldn't let anyone catch him. "When he was on 18 goals, he said 'In my head, I can see the 32 [Premier League goals]'
I thought 'Okay, make sure you get 32'. "Mo is not someone that is scared of pressure
He embraces the pressure. He knows that he can do it." And Dutch midfielder Wijnaldum even joked that he has challenged Salah, telling him that if he wants to be up there with Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, who he was compared to last year, he needs to score more hat-tricks
"I've told Mo that I expect more hat-tricks this season as last year there was only one," he added
"Two is not enough now! He has to score three. He will tell you if you ask him! "He said that I was right
I told him 'Mo, you are a top player, if you look at Messi and Ronaldo, they score a lot of hat-tricks - you have to do the same if you want to compete with them
' "Now we have Mo, we are so used to him scoring goals. Maybe last season, he didn't have some good games but he always scored goals
People see that and say 'Ah, he played well'. "But now he is not scoring and people are saying he is in a difficult situation and not in good shape
I don't see it that way. "He still works hard, he still creates big chances. I think against Chelsea, he had three chances where he could score a goal
He could have given an assist to Roberto [Firmino]. I don't think it's that bad. "I don't see the difference
I think he had scored one more at this stage last season than he has this year. That's the only difference
" Salah will hope to be back on the score-sheet tonight when Liverpool take on Napoli (8pm) at the Stadio San Paolo in the Champions League group stages
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