Mohamed Salah is better than Messi and Ronaldo.. Klopp sings about the Egyptian pharaoh (video)

Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp praised the brilliant Mohamed Salah and considered him the best player in the world after the 5-0 victory over Watford, where the Egyptian star scored a wonderful goal and made a goal with a perfect pass in another amazing display to show his talent.

Salah passed a wonderful ball on the outside of the foot to Sadio Mane to open the scoring, and added a goal with individual skill to make the score 4-0 in the first match for the owner of the land under the leadership of his new coach Claudio Ranieri.

"Bring here, who is better than him?" Klopp told BT Sport.

"His performance was amazing today. The pass for the first goal was fantastic, his goal was exceptional. He's on top and we all see that."

Salah is the league's top scorer this season with seven goals.

"Every time I am inside the penalty area, I try to pass the ball to a teammate to score, or I try to score myself," Salah told BT Sport.

"It is always about the team, and I always try to play for the team. The most important thing is that we scored beautiful goals, the whole attacking line scored."

Salah was among many Liverpool players who played matches with their national teams during the international break, but the team quickly consolidated and crushed Watford.

"After the international break, it is difficult to restore the rhythm as the players there play in different ways, but the team did well despite participating in one training before today's match," Klopp said.

"I think Watford had the ideas, but we didn't let him play," the German added. "The goals were amazing, and we performed with a great approach, energy and character."

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Klopp believes that Arab star Mohamed Salah @MoSalah is the best player in the world right now: "Who is better than him?!" pic.twitter.com/rjBSMko3Tw

— Ahmed Abuqura (@Ahmed_Aboqura) October 16, 2021

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