Drinkwater: Mohamed Salah is a fortune for any team ... and the whole world appreciates his skills
Former Chelsea player and current Qasim Pasha, Danny Drinkwater, spoke about Liverpool star Mohamed Salah, praising him and confirming that the London club lost a player of great value.
Drinkwater did not play alongside Salah for Chelsea, as the former moved to Stamford Bridge in 2017, just as Al-Masry moved to Liverpool.
- Drinkwater said in his interview with the "Match" program on the "Echo of the Country" channel: "Mohamed Salah is an outstanding player, I am aware that the whole world appreciates his skills, he is very fast and very smart."
- He added: "Salah is another player left by Chelsea, like the other great names that left the team, but he is a valuable player and is a wealth for any team he joins."
And Mohamed Salah failed to prove himself and get enough opportunities under coach Jose Mourinho in Chelsea before he went through a successful experience in Italy with Fiorentina and Rome, and then returned to the English Premier League from the Liverpool gateway, to show his name as one of the best players in the world.
- Harvey Elliott: I learn from Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane on and off the field
Harvey Elliott, the young Liverpool player on loan to Blackburn Rovers, has confirmed that he is always seeking to learn from the duo Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane.
The 18-year-old started his career early with Liverpool and drew attention, which made Juergen Klopp ascend him to the first team before he was loaned to Blackburn Rovers.
Elliott is the youngest player in the history of the Premier League, everyone expects his brilliance in England, due to his strong physical build, and great numbers, as he scored 10 goals and made 5 this season with Blackburn.
- The English player said in statements to the British network "CBS": "It is clear that Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane are great players, as well as off the field, and I always get advice through them."
- He added: "Sadio and Mohamed Salah always help everyone in the best possible way, on and off the field, and Mane, in particular, helped me a lot."
- He continued: "We had the same program in the gym when I was in Liverpool, I'm not as strong as it is yet, but when I do an activity or exercise, it always pushes me and makes me get the most out of the workout."
He concluded: "The relationship does not stop at support only, I always try to learn from him and Mohamed Salah."