Mohamed Salah, the top scorer for Liverpool and captain of the Egyptian national team, expressed his delight with the team and individual championships he won during his time with the club “reds.”
According to the website “Sputnik” Today, Wednesday, he stated in an interview with the network “my house” British that winning the Champions League has been his main objective since he was a little child, adding: “As a kid, I watched the Champions League more than the Premier League or any other league.”
He emphasized that winning it is wonderful and that it is the most costly trophy in his life, pointing out that the Champions League was and still is the biggest competition and that he only ever dreamed of participating in it.
Mohamed Salah, who appeared in three Champions League finals, helped Liverpool defeat Tottenham 2-0 to win the 2018–19 season’s championship.
“When I came here, I said I wanted to win trophies. I’m excited to play and help the team win,” Salah concluded. I’m quite proud of both our individual and group accomplishments.
Until the talk of Mohamed Salah perhaps leaving the Reds at the end of the current season (2022/2023), according to the newspaper, “Sputnik” pointed out. “Mirror” British, stating that British press reports claimed Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp would review and restructure his present squad in the wake of last season’s underwhelming results.
The report noted that three clubs, namely Barcelona, Real Madrid, the Spaniards, and Paris Saint-Germain, are interested in signing the Egyptian international at a time when Liverpool confronts the prospect of missing out on the Champions League in its upcoming season.
The publication claims that Jurgen Klopp will reassess the existing lineup of his club, but that won’t include Mohamed Salah or the team’s attackers, with the exception of Brazilian star Roberto Firmino, who chose not to extend his contract.
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