The idea of Mohamed Salah swapping the famous red of Liverpool for the blue of Everton has been firmly shut down by Everton manager David Moyes, who made it crystal clear that such a transfer would never happen. 💥
Speaking during an interview with Egyptian television channel ON Sport, Moyes laughed off the suggestion before delivering a response that perfectly captured the intensity of one of English football’s fiercest rivalries.
“No, no. Not possible,” Moyes said when asked if Everton would ever consider signing Salah. “The rivalry is too big. Mohamed Salah’s meaning to Liverpool is too big, so that would be impossible.” 🗣️
The experienced manager went even further by admitting that both he and many Everton supporters are relieved to see the Egyptian superstar no longer tormenting the Toffees after years of heartbreak in Merseyside derbies. 😅🔵
Throughout his remarkable Liverpool career, Salah established himself as one of Everton’s biggest nightmares. Time and again, he produced match-winning performances against the Blues, scoring nine goals in the rivalry and playing a major role in Liverpool’s dominance over their city rivals. ⚽🔥
Every time the two clubs met, Everton defenders knew they were in for a long afternoon whenever Salah was on the pitch. His blistering pace, clinical finishing, and ability to produce moments of magic made him one of the most feared players in the Premier League and a constant thorn in Everton’s side. 😤
With Salah now entering a new chapter in his career, talk of a sensational switch across Stanley Park briefly caught the attention of football fans. However, Moyes’ emphatic response has completely dismissed any possibility of one of football’s most shocking transfers ever becoming reality.
For Everton supporters, the relief is understandable. After years of watching Salah punish their team in crucial encounters, the thought of seeing him wear the royal blue shirt may have sounded unbelievable—but according to Moyes, it was never even a realistic conversation.
Some football stories generate headlines simply because of the names involved, but this one appears destined to remain nothing more than an entertaining rumour. As far as David Moyes is concerned, Mohamed Salah and Everton were never meant to be. 🔴🔵
