Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is expected to leave the club soon as a free agent. Before his departure, the Egyptian star addressed the team and fans with emotional words, expressing an important wish for the upcoming season.
The 33-year-old forward stated that winning with Liverpool is one of the most pleasant feelings a player can experience. During his years at the club, he experienced major trophies, unforgettable nights, intense matches, and the unique atmosphere at Anfield.
"I want to say one more thing. Winning with Liverpool is the best feeling a person can have," Salah said.
At the same time, the Egyptian footballer emphasized that accepting defeat at Liverpool is very difficult. This is because the environment around the club, the demands of the fans, and the historical responsibility are always very high. For the Reds, a win is a celebration, while a loss turns into heavy pressure.
"I think when you win, it's the best club in the world. But when you lose, it's the hardest one too. So, you better start winning next season!" the forward added.
Salah's words are being perceived not just as a simple farewell sentiment, but as an expression of his love and sense of responsibility toward the club. He has been playing for Liverpool since 2017 and has become one of the team's most important players during that time.
The Egyptian forward won the hearts of fans with his speed, goals, assists, and impact in big matches. His departure could be a major loss for the team. However, Salah himself wants the Reds to return to winning ways next season.
Today, Arne Slot's Liverpool hosts Brentford in the final round of the Premier League. It is highly likely that this match will be one of the final pages for Salah at the club. Therefore, the game may be filled with special emotions for the fans.
In short, Mohamed Salah expressed sincere wishes to Liverpool on the eve of his departure. He said that winning with the Reds is one of the best feelings in the world and urged the team to win more next season. Salah may be leaving, but the mark he left at Anfield will not fade for a long time.
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