Fresh off Liverpool’s Premier League triumph, Mohamed Salah has reaffirmed his commitment to the club and his ambition to win more major trophies. Speaking to Sky Sports, the Egyptian star shared his optimism about the team’s direction and his drive to continue adding to Liverpool’s silverware collection.
Reflecting on the season, Salah said he’s never felt happier during his eight years at Anfield, singling out the match against Tottenham as a particularly joyful moment. “Winning the Premier League this season felt special. I haven’t been this happy at the club in years,” he said, a sentiment that resonated with supporters.
Salah made it clear he isn’t satisfied yet. He expressed a strong desire to win both the Champions League and the Premier League again within the next two years. “The Premier League is always great, but I really want to win the Champions League again too,” he admitted.
Now 31, Salah credited the team’s youthful core and new signings for bringing energy and enthusiasm. He praised the younger players for learning from veterans while also bringing their own drive to succeed. “The new guys are young, motivated, and eager to prove themselves. They push us as much as we guide them,” he explained.
He also hinted at personal ambitions, acknowledging his chances of competing for the Ballon d’Or this year. While modest, his performances this season have put him in the conversation for the prestigious award. “I think there’s a real shot at winning it this year,” Salah noted.
Over the years, Salah has grown from a key goal scorer into a team leader, mentoring younger teammates and embodying the club’s winning mentality. His belief in the squad’s potential has reignited fan hopes for continued success.
Manager Arne Slot echoed Salah’s views, praising his leadership and relentless drive. Slot highlighted Salah’s role in setting the tone for the team’s work ethic and ambition.
As Liverpool eyes more trophies, Salah’s passion and vision remain central to the club’s future. Amidst transfer speculation across Europe, his loyalty stands out, reinforcing Liverpool’s status as a dominant force in both English and European football
