Mo Salah was depicted in tears after Liverpool deposited penalties to PSG from the Champions League on Tuesday evening.
Leading with 1-0 on the aggregate after a win on first pipes in Paris, the Reds were brought extra time thanks to the finish of Ousmane Dembele after 13 minutes.
Neither parties could find a breakthrough in extra time, which means that spot kicks were needed to decide who would continue to the quarterfinals.
As soon as Curtis Jones and Darwin Nunez missed from 12 Yards for the men of Arne Slot, the Parisians got the upper hand in the shooting.
Deziree Doue hit the decisive kick home, which means that the side of Luis Enrique Inter will play in the quarterfinals.
After the elimination on his part of the European Prime Minister Club competition, Salah was overcome by emotion when he broke in tears on the field.
Salah's reaction comes with this possibly his last shot on a second Champions League with Liverpool, after he lifted the trophy in 2019.
But the Egyptian still has to sign a new contract on Merseyside, with his existing deal that is finished this summer.
Colleague teammates Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold also have deals that expire at the end of this campaign-with both still agree with extensions.
Salah has been an integral part of the Liverpool side that have emerged as a runaway Premier League leaders -with the Reds currently 15 points for Arsenal.
While Salah and his teammates are depressed by the defeat in Europe, they have little time to feel sorry for themselves.
They compete against Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final in Wembley on Sunday, in what the first piece of large silverware is for grabbing this season.
Every hope for a Treble was extinguished by their defeat against PSG, after their shock FA Cup output by Plymouth in the fourth round.
Salah is seen in tears, after he was labeled as the best player in the world by Wayne Rooney in the construction of the match against PSG.
The former striker of Manchester United, who appeared as an expert on the reporting of Amazon Prime about the competition.
Rooney said: 'In my opinion, Mo Salah is the best in the world at the moment, he is not always coming back and you can get away with it [at his level]. '
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