Liverpool Supporters Club- Kolhapur

Pep Guardiola on Mohamed Salah being disrespected because he’s not European:

“Hmm I don’t like to say it in a very simple way like this, but sometimes, yes, perception can be different. In football, the narrative is very strong where you come from, where you play, these things can influence how people talk about you.

Salah, what he has done in the Premier League with Liverpool FC it is exceptional. Numbers, consistency, big moments every season, always there.

But sometimes, players from certain countries, they need to do even more to receive the same recognition as others.

This is not only about football, it happens in many areas. For me, the most important thing is how his opponents see him.

And I can tell you when you prepare to face Salah, you feel it. You know he can punish you in one action, one transition, one mistake.

So if people outside don’t always give him the same respect, inside the game believe me, he has it.
And in the end, that is what really matters.”

Kyle walker when ask who’s the player that has destroy him in the wing.

Luiz Diaz at Liverpool made know how difficult wingers can be.. his pace and run over was always tough for me to guess his next move and that make me to attack sometimes because every counter attack is dangerous with Mo salah involved in that attack, he is one of the best attackers I face with that potentials.

Presnel Kimpembe shares words of strength to Hugo Ekitike after gruesome Injury:

Kimpembe: “This one hurts deeply. I’ve been through that Achilles injury myself, and I know exactly how cruel it can be—not just physically, but mentally. I was out of action for 639 days. The road back is long, lonely, and demands a strength people don’t always see.”

“I feel for Hugo because I know what it means to dream of a first World Cup, to work every day for that moment… and then suddenly, it’s taken away from you. That pain is hard to put into words.”

“But I also know this: he has the strength to come back stronger. This is not the end of his story. Stay strong, brother; we’re all behind you. You’ll never walk alone.”

Jurgen Klopp expressed regret over Philippe Coutinho’s early departure to Barcelona, stating he wished he had two full seasons to play him alongside Salah, Mane, and Firmino:

"To win the Premier League you need some special players and we brought them in step by step year by year with the money we earned from other transfer stuff like that.

"I would have loved to play two full seasons with Phil Coutinho, Sadio, Bobby and Mo.

We had a few games and that looked really good I had kind of an idea that could work."