The Egyptian star Mohamed Salah addressed his teammates in the dressing room before his final match for Liverpool, speaking about the pressure at Anfield. At an awards ceremony held at the club's training ground, the forward emphasized the responsibility of representing Liverpool. According to him, life at the club can change drastically depending on results. This is reported by Goal.com .
Salah called Liverpool the best and, at the same time, the most difficult club in the world. "I don't want to get emotional today because tomorrow will be a very exciting day. I cherish every moment I spent at this club. Know that winning at Liverpool is the best thing in your life. If you win, it's the best club in the world, but if you lose, it's the worst. That's why you must win next year," the forward said.
Having joined the team in 2017, Mohamed Salah scored 257 goals for the Merseyside club, becoming the third-highest scorer in the club's history. His departure marks the end of a huge and successful era in Liverpool's history. The Egyptian footballer has been the team's main leader for nearly a decade.
Head coach Arne Slot also touched upon Salah's role in the club's history and his own career. Slot acknowledged that Mohamed Salah's contribution was incomparable in winning the Premier League title in his debut season. The coach noted that Salah's goals and leadership were the main factors in this success.
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