Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has spoken about his experience coaching Mohamed Salah, describing the Egyptian forward as a relentless professional whose work ethic elevated both player and team.
Speaking in an interview cited by BBC Sport, Klopp said Salah was not necessarily “easy” to manage but became challenging only when he was substituted or left out of a match. He noted that Salah consistently improved his game, returning from every summer break with a new skill refined through dedicated practice.
Klopp added that their drive to push each other contributed significantly to Liverpool’s success, including the club’s historic Premier League triumph. He emphasized that the bond formed during that period “will last for life,” and predicted that Salah will be remembered as “one of the greatest of all time.”
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