Liverpool: Mohamed Salah the man of the month for the Reds and Egypt

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 25: Mohamed Salah of Liverpool celebrates scoring his sides first goal during the Premier League match between Liverpool and Chelsea at Anfield on November 25, 2017 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 25: Mohamed Salah of Liverpool celebrates scoring his sides first goal during the Premier League match between Liverpool and Chelsea at Anfield on November 25, 2017 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
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The Reds magic man took a number of awards since joining the club and the past few weeks has really expressed the impressive form he’s shown. Mohamed Salah has added loads of value to his measly price tag.

Liverpool might have pulled off one of the best signings, if not, the best signing of the season. And that’s across Europe, not just the English Premier League. Mohamed Salah came to Liverpool for a doubtful fee of €42 million.

Doubtful, because of the first time the Egyptian took to the Premier League, which was unconvincing and short-lived. After the short stint at Chelsea, Salah went on a couple of loan spells and played his trade in the Italian Serie A.

Finally, he got his way out of England and put in a good season for Roma, once the deal was made permanent, ahead of what would be, a thrilling catch for Liverpool Football Club. Questioned by many for Liverpool’s unwilling nature to make any deal run smoothly and look elsewhere after failing at first with a low bid.

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Klopp and the rest of the Liverpool public must be thanking their transfer committee after the persistence. He has already made back the money spent on him and earned himself a first team spot – after suggestions of him being signed as a squad player.

Many believed it a mistake to sign the once Blue man from Stamford Bridge. However, once pulling on the Reds jersey, the wingman has been impossible to stop. Operating on either side of the pitch and sometimes as a second striker. The Egyptian’s speed has been hard for defenders to deal with.