Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker has said he misses Mohamed Salah but believes the Reds have moved on since the Egyptian star's departure.
Salah had an astonishing nine-year spell on Merseyside, leaving Liverpool this summer as the third-highest scorer in the club's history with 257 goals and having won eight major honours.
Alisson also had to bid farewell to long-time Brazil teammate Neymar, who retired from international duty after playing at the 2026 World Cup.
"Of course, all these players brought and bring great benefits when they play in their clubs or national teams. And while they play, they'll always bring benefit. But it goes on. Brazil, Liverpool," Alisson told ESPN Brasil when asked about Salah's exit and Neymar's international retirement.
"Liverpool is a great team, we hired new players and already have a very good squad here. Brazil is also still renewing. So things move on.
"Obviously, we have a nostalgic spirit, those who love football have a nostalgic spirit, so they'll always look at the beautiful moments those players gave their fans. And we will always miss them and want to relive those moments."
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The Reds boosted their attack in the summer transfer window with Bradley Barcola and Víctor Muñoz both arriving from Paris Saint-Germain and Osasuna, respectively.
Barcola has yet to score while Muñoz has just one goal in seven appearances for Liverpool, who are ninth in the Premier League.
Salah, meanwhile, has been sensational since joining Trabzonspor as a free agent in August with seven goals and three assists in nine appearances.