Salah airs details of his relationship with Klopp before his emotional farewell: is there conflict between the Liverpool stars?

In an interview with sky sports, Mohamed Salah revealed details of his relationship with the German coach and evaluated the successful time they lived together in the Liverpoola club that has undergone a series of changes in recent years.

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“We’re here for seven or eight years together, so there are too many moments (to choose from), but I think winning the Premier League in that match, when Chelsea beat Manchester City and also winning the Champions League is something that sticks in my mind because there are too many emotions involved,” ‘Mo’ said.

Regarding the relationship, he pointed out that there are no problems: “But what I learn as a human being, as a person, is that if I have problems I can talk to him and ask him as a person. I think we will maintain communication safely forever, for life. Because It is not only a relationship with work, we also take it outside and we will be in contact forever.”

On the other hand, the ‘Pharaoh’ gave details of his arrival at Liverpool from Rome and how he convinced him Klopp. “I think at the beginning, in the first call we had, what stuck in my mind was that he explained to me that he wanted me to come here. Basically, he explained to me that he was forming a new team at the club and that Sadio and Bobby They were there and he wanted me to play on the team.

And he added: “He told me about my football: ‘I’m going to improve your football and give you the freedom to do what you want.’ And then I said: ‘Okay, I’m coming.’ And then the rest, you can see.” .
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Mohamed Salah He ended with words of praise for his coach and in a way cleared up rumors about his fight with Jurgen Klopp. “I always see this situation as a human being. Surely he improved me as a player and I helped him a lot as a coach, we helped each other a lot and we gave everything to the club to win trophies, everyone can see it.”