After seeing that he reached 200 goals in the Premier League, Klopp's praise for Mohamed Salah

Mohamed Salah is once again being the protagonist at Anfield. The Egyptian footballer has positioned himself as one of the best footballers of the moment and is leaving behind legendary figures this season. Now, in the most recent match against Brentford, the player scored and reached 200 goals in his Premier League career, a figure that places him as one of the best of all in England.

During the summer, rumors about Salah's possible departure were constant. He did not accompany several of the Premier League stars who migrated to the Saudi league, despite interest in the Egyptian. He stayed in Liverpool, a cause for celebration at Anfield. Especially on afternoons like Sunday. Six years after his landing in England.

Specifically, Mo Salah joined Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry in having scored or assisted in 15 consecutive home games in the English league. And at the end of the match, in a press conference, the coach stated: “he is simply an exceptional player.”

What did Klopp say about Salah?

“Today he had a great game and we all know how difficult it is to face these tall centre-backs. Two players around him, all that kind of stuff, how often he kept the ball for us and we could play from there. That was very important and scoring two goals,” he said. “There is no doubt that when the ball is in that area you eventually see it on the scoreboard. So a pretty special player,” he said. Despite what was achieved on Merseyside, he focused on the near future and criticized the schedule of the match with Manchester City after the international break.