Salah, the "Egyptian Prince" who will leave Liverpool at the end of this season, said in an interview that he hopes to be remembered in Liverpool and that he will give his all whenever he plays. He also expressed his gratitude to the fans for their continued support and love.


Liverpool will travel to Old Trafford to challenge Manchester United in the next round of the Premier League. In the last round's key match, Liverpool defeated Crystal Palace 3-1 thanks to goals from Isak, Robertson and Wirtz, achieving a three-game winning streak.


Unfortunately, Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah suffered a muscle strain during the match against Crystal Palace, but Liverpool had previously announced that the star player would return to the field before the end of the season.


Liverpool star Mohamed Salah said, "My injury is fine, absolutely fine, and I will likely be back before then."


The 34-year-old Salah joined Liverpool in 2017 and has helped the "Reds" win two Premier League titles, one Champions League title, one European Super Cup title, one Club World Cup title, one FA Cup title and one League Cup title in his long nine years. He has also won the Premier League Golden Boot four times.


Salah continued, “I really crave achievement and want to be remembered at this club. After my first season, I wanted people to remember me and consider me one of the best players; that idea is deeply ingrained in my mind. I want people to remember me more than Gerrard, or more than Kenny Dalglish. I don’t mean any disrespect; they certainly won’t be surpassed, but that doesn’t matter.”


“For me, there is a motivation that drives me to work almost like crazy, to always be the first one to arrive at the training ground and the gym, and to do everything to the best of my ability, because I want people to recognize me through my efforts. I think it all stems from desire.”


Furthermore, when discussing his relationship with the fans, Salah said, "It's an incredible feeling. I never imagined I would have such a close relationship with the fans. I always get very emotional when I talk about them or this city. Our relationship is so strong."


"As long as you give it your all on the court, they will definitely love you. They know I have given everything, and I have maintained a professional attitude throughout my career and have always encouraged my teammates. When you give your all on the court, the fans will definitely recognize you."


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