LIVERPOOL - Liverpool midfielder Mohamed Salah has sent a classy message to his supporters and also Real Madrid fans ahead of both teams clashing in the 2017/18 Champions League final in Kiev, Ukraine later this month.
Reported by Naij, the 25-year-old Egyptian star said the final game was a two-team battle instead between himself and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The 25-year-old joined Liverpool from AS Roma last summer and has scored 43 goals so far in all competitions.
Although Salah has recorded 11 goals from 14 matches in the Champions League this season, but he insists, Liverpool succession through the Champions League final this season is not a blessing of a fruit but the hard work of the entire team.
"It will not be a final between Mohamed Salah and Cristiano Ronaldo," he said.
"I'm playing for a great club and we have great players, so getting away to the finals comes with great teamwork, that I can not do it myself," he said.
Despite the humble statement of the Reds midfielder, but meeting Mohamed Salah with Cristiano Ronaldo is highly anticipated public.
Both are now competing fiercely in collecting the number of goals for his team in all the events that followed. Salah has collected 43 goals, one goal ahead of Ronaldo who has recorded 42 goals.
Salah even digawang will be a strong competitor Cristiano Ronaldo in the individual Ballon d'Or award this season in the middle of the stoppage of Lionel Messi in the Champions League and Neymar's anti-climactic performance of injury this season.
