Mohamed Salah has announced he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season

Since joining Roma in 2017, he has played Mohamed Salah He played an important role in the Liverpool team, and contributed to the best time with coach Jurgen Klopp, when the team won the Champions League title and regained the title of the English Premier League after almost 30 years, in addition to winning several other titles.

Despite renewing his contract last summer for two seasons, Salah (33 years old) decided to leave at the end of the season, ending one of the most famous careers in the club’s history.

Salah said, in a video on the “X” platform: “Unfortunately, this day has come… Liverpool At the end of this season,” he added, “I never imagined the extent of my connection with this club, this city, and these people.

He added: “Liverpool is not just a football club, but a passion, a history and a spirit… We celebrated victories, we won the most important games, and we fought together in the most difficult times.”

The Egyptian star won nine titles with Liverpool, mainly the English Premier League in the 2019-2020 season, and the European Champions League in 2019, in addition to the Club World Cup and FA Cup.

The third best player in the history of Liverpool sent a happy message to the fans, saying: “Words are not enough for me (…) Your support for me in good and bad times I will never forget,” adding: “I will always be one of you, and this club will be my home for me and my family.

The captain of the Egyptian national team scored 255 goals in 435 games with Liverpool in all competitions.