Mohamed Salah van Liverpool has unveiled the career -made advice that was given to him by Arsenal Legend Arsene Wenger.
Salah has a season to remember for the Reds, because he helped Arne Slot's side on the edge of the Premier League title. Salah was again on songs with a goal and an assist when Liverpool beat Manchester City 2-0 on Etihad on Sunday.
The victory, as well as the 1-0 defeat of Arsenal at home at West Ham United a day earlier, means that Liverpool is now 11 points from the North London side on the top of the table with 11 games to play. In a surprising fate of fate, however, Liverpool's iconic talisman opened about how the former Gunners Baas Wenger was to show his game to a higher level.
In an interview with TNT Sports, Pundit asked and former Liverpool -star Steve McManaman Salah or good and great players were separated by their ability to score decisive goals. “I think so,” Salah replied.
“I think I received that advice from Arsene Wenger in the past. I actually asked him the same question because he had great players in his career.
“He told me:” The big players, it doesn't matter how he performs in the game. He always stays focused and waits at the moment. He is always in the game. “And I took that into account a few years ago .
“The emotions of players go up and down, [but] I don't want my emotions to be like that. I just try to be stable and understand that not every game you get your best game. If you stay focused, you might get one chance. “
Salah also opened sparring with defenders in the Premier League, but revealed that his energy is ready to stay focused for that one golden chance. “If some of them [opposing defenders] Try to broaden talk, I don't like to keep myself busy. I tell them: “I don't need much, I only need one chance, just one chance, and you will pay for it.” “
The man who is lovingly known as the 'Egyptian king' on Merseyside has scored 30 goals and has so far registered 21 assists in all competitions this season. Although he is currently 15 goals, shy his best count in the red, which came in his debut season, the 32-year-old believes that he enjoys his best campaign since he arrives in Anfield.
“I think it's my best season,” he said. “I think this is my best season because I also make the players around me better, that's what I feel.”
The versions of Salah have now fired him in the settlement for the Ballon d'Or of 2025. Wenger has insisted that the winger should be contrary.
Speaking during half of the liverpool collision with City on Sunday, the Frenchman told Bein Sports: “This man is exceptional and, which I love most in his career, he became better and better every year. He does today. He does today. Less quantity but he does not lose in quality and that shows that he is not only a great talent, but also very intelligent. “
The former Roma star, however, has a tunnel vision for the prizes offered to the Reds this season, and added: “Let's win the Premier League and the Champions League, and we will see. The Ballon d'Or, everyone Know that there is sometimes there is there [other] things involved. “
Whether the number 11 of Liverpool will still be in Anfield by the end of the year, can still be seen, since his contract is still expiring to expire at the end of June. No agreement has yet been reached. However, Salah will be back in action on Wednesday evening when the Reds Newcastle United in the Premier League (8.15 pm).
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