A referee attacks Mohamed Salah ... and demands that Klopp be stopped!

The former British referee, Keith Hackett, attacked the Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, calling on the German Liverpool coach, Jürgen Klopp, to advise the Egyptian player to stop acting and diving into the penalty area in matches, as he put it.

Hackett told the English "Football Insider" website: "What Mohamed Salah is doing is a method of pressuring the referees to make sure that they get a complete view from the right angle of the situation .. The referees must move relatively closely to find out how strong the friction is between the players, and whether he will fall." The player is on the ground before the defender approaches. "

He explained, "There are times when Mohamed Salah falls to the ground and does not get a penalty and is not punished by the referee! Falling inside the penalty area and claiming friction from the opponent aims to deceive the referees and they need to focus to prevent them from happening in the next season as much as possible."

And he continued: "I ask Klopp whispering in Mohamed Salah's ear, advising him to stop such actions that may affect Liverpool, but this is difficult at that professional level that football has become at the present time, which forces the teams to win in any way and at any price."

He concluded his remarks: "There are also some cases in which Mohamed Salah was subjected to violence and he was not awarded a penalty, and therefore the referees must be more prepared and prepared for all these situations so as not to affect their reputation."

And Mohamed Salah had sparked controversy in the last rounds of the English Premier League before the international suspension, as former Liverpool and Premier League players accused him of Liverpool's Grim Souness, and finally former referee Hackett of defrauding the referees in order to obtain errors and penalties despite the presence of a technique. The "mouse" video.

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