Mohamed Salah is expected to play far into his thirties, following in the footsteps of Cristiano Ronaldo, according to Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, who has highlighted the Egypt international’s longevity.
Near the end of the summer transfer season, Salah caught the attention of the Saudi Pro League; Liverpool turned down an offer that may have cost as much as £150 million. Since then, he has scored nine goals in his opening 12 games of the campaign, helping Liverpool advance to the Europa League knockout stages and maintaining their title chances.
Salah’s age was brought up by some when Liverpool rejected their proposal that summer, believing the money was too good to refuse for a 31-year-old. But according to Klopp’s remarks, the No. 11 for the Reds may have many more years at the top in front of him.Regarding the former Roma star, Klopp stated, “Aside from that, he is just still a young player.” Off the field, the youngster acts like an adult. That is how it is. He’s really fit. I believe that if we were to actually scan him, most of his bones would likely be between 19 and 20 since he just maintains such excellent health.
“With game comprehension. We attempt to provide young players with that. They are all quite knowledgeable about football, then.
Shortly before turning 38, former Manchester United player Ronaldo relocated to the Saudi Pro League. Ronaldo was scoring goals for Real Madrid at a pace of about one per game when he was Salah’s age, and the Portugal international’s nutrition has been widely discussed in talks about his physical state.
This season, Ronaldo has scored more goals in the Saudi Pro League than some of the other notable additions to the league. Salah has demonstrated that he can still succeed in Europe, even if he decides to end his career in the Gulf state.
