Mohamed Salah has revealed why Liverpool is a special club to him and why the Reds‘ fans and supporters are dear to him.
The Egyptian attacker is in his eighth season as a Liverpool player and has so many fond memories with the fans of the Merseyside club.
While, there is ongoing drama regarding his contract situation at the club, the Reds’ No. 11 has come forward to make some very bold claims about the club, its supporters and how they relate with the players.
Mohamed Salah on Liverpool: “It’s a special club because of the way the fans connect with the players which is incredible.”
“The love that they show to the players I think is incredible.” pic.twitter.com/sfYEc4vyCU
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Salah scored a brace against Southampton on Saturday from the penalty spot, as the Reds’ temporarily increased their lead at the top of the table to 16 points before second placed Arsenal battle against Manchester United on Sunday at Old Trafford.
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Mohamed Salah explains how Liverpool is a ‘special’ club
Mohamed Salah has expressed his love for Liverpool, the fans, and the city many times in the past but the Reds’ maestro recently described the club as a very ‘special’ one and he has given his reasons for making those remarks.
According to Dave Ockop, the winger speaking about Liverpool said, “It’s a special club because of the way the fans connect with the players which is incredible.”
He admitted that the connection and affection from the LFC fans and supporters to the players was something he cherishes, describing it as exceptional.
“The love that they show to players I think is incredible.”
The undying support from the fans is among those factors spurring Slot’s team on as they look to secure the Premier League title for the first time in five years.
The Reds’ took another huge step closer to their domestic goal by claiming a come from behind 3-1 victory over lowly-placed Southampton at Anfield.
Salah and the players will be hoping that this affection is evident and obvious when Liverpool welcome Paris Saint-Germain to Anfield on Tuesday for the second leg of the Round of 16 tie in the UEFA Champions League.
They will be hoping to make the slim 1-0 advantage from the first leg count as they look to march into the quarter-finals of Europe’s premier club competition.
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