🚨Jurgen Klopp reacts to Mo Salah brace against Galatasaray in the Turkish league.
🗣️“Whenever I talk about Mo Salah then there’s something special about it, which I ask myself sometimes how good he is at this age, A first Hat trick for him at Trabzonspor and there’s still more to come on the way, he just arrived this season and look at what he’s already up to in the league.”
“Arguably he’s conquering the whole of the Turkish league this season, a winger that score goals than many strikers, he always score and assist for the team to get a better result in games, and you don’t doubt him in a game that’s still not finished because he’s got that high level of quality to do anything exciting.”
“I was up and applauding for him after that his third goal, such a brilliant move and a perfect finish. He reminds me more about our days back at Liverpool, giving me the confidence to believe that anything is possible.”
You don’t allow the ball gets to his feet as a defender because he can magically do anything with the ball and put it into the back of the net.”
🚨🗣 Thierry Henry on Mo Salah's Hattrick against Galatasaray:
"You can clearly see that Mo Salah was not the problem at Liverpool, maybe there could be a problem within the executives of the club but not the Egyptian king"
"Imagine your first hattrick in the Turkish league came against Galatasaray, one of the biggest Turkish club, you just have to put some respect on his name"
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