In Europe and Africa, a big debate has started again: Liverpool’s leading striker Mohamed Salah evaluated his level as the greatest African footballer in history. His bold statement caused many opinions and reactions among fans and experts.
The Egyptian star, in his interview, emphasized that he can surpass even the most famous and notable players of African football — Didier Drogba, George Weah, Yaya Touré, Samuel Eto’o. “I consider myself the greatest African footballer of all time,” Salah said during the interview. After this opinion, a heated discussion arose in the football community.
Mohamed Salah is spending the brightest years of his career precisely with Liverpool. Since joining the club, he has played in 401 official matches, scored 245 goals and registered 113 assists. It was exactly his effectiveness and influential play that made a major contribution to Liverpool’s Premier League championship.
Fans and analysts note that Salah’s career is rich in achievements and records. He has been the Premier League top scorer several times, achieved high results with his club in the Africa Cup of Nations and on the European stage. However, some recall that stars like Weah or Drogba also have a great place in African football.
At the same time, experts believe that Salah’s self-confidence and leadership on the field prove he has become one of the role models in modern football. His team spirit, his willingness to give his all in every game — all this serves as a source of inspiration for today’s generation.
In conclusion, Mohamed Salah’s statement has again sparked the debate between Africa’s new and old stars. The next seasons will determine how strongly the Egyptian forward will establish himself in history and what further achievements he will earn. Salah, meanwhile, continues to make football even more colorful with his views and records. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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