Klopp praised Mohamed Salah: “He is the best player in the world”

Jürgen Klopp, coach of the Liverpool, assured that his footballer Mohamed Salah “is the best in the world”, above Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

The German coach spoke with BT Sport after his team destroyed Watford 0-5 with a hat trick from Roberto Firmino and two goals, one from Sadio Mané and another spectacular from Salah.

“His match has been incredible,” Klopp said of the Egyptian. “The assist for the first goal was great and the second goal was special. It is very top. We have all seen it. Who is better than him? There is no need to talk about what Messi and Ronaldo have done in the world of football and their dominance, but right now, Salah is the best, ”added Klopp.

Liverpool destroyed Ranieri’s new Watford

Liverpool, with an imperial Mohamed Salah and an accurate Roberto Firmino, who made a hat trick, destroyed Watford, with the Italian Claudio Ranieri on the bench, 0-5, before his visit to Spain to face the Atlético de Madrid in the Champions League.

Those of Jürgen Klopp, who are placed leaders of the Premier League, passed over a Watford that had a new coach after the dismissal of Xisco Muñoz and that he could not do anything against the steamroller ‘Red.

Salah, in formidable form, commanded operations and led the way to victory in the 9th minute, when he left Danny Rose behind with astonishing ease to filter an outside pass that left Sadio Mané alone against Ben Foster. . The Senegalese first scored his 100th goal in the Premier League.

The gale was such that Watford did not shoot for the first 45 minutes. Before the break, Roberto Firmino extended the advantage, by pushing a pass from James Milner’s death, and after passing through the locker room, the Brazilian made his double at the end of a counterattack in which Craig Cathcart almost scored his own goal.

With the Watford surrendered, the magic moment of Salah would arrive. In front of fans displaced to Vicarage Road, the Egyptian slipped on the ball between three players, knocked Cathcart down with a feint and crossed it to Foster’s far post.

A brutal goal for Salah, who also equals Didier Drogba as the top African scorer in Premeir history with 104 goals. In injury time, Firmino took advantage of a good play by Neco Williams’ wing to push the fifth into the net.