Andy Robertson declares Mohamed Salah "Liverpool's greatest" in emotional farewell ahead of departure from Anfield.
Following the surprise announcement that he is leaving his long-time club, Liverpool legend and former captain Steven Gerrard was left speechless as teammate Andrew (Andy) Robertson paid tribute to him on social media with a heartfelt message honoring their shared history at the Merseyside side.
Key Points
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1Mohamed Salah announced on Tuesday that he would leave his nine-year tenure at Liverpool after a year early contract termination.
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2Salah described his time in Merseyside as 'the best of my life' and thanked fans for their support during the club's golden era.
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3Andy Robertson hailed Mohamed Salah as one of England footballs greatest players, calling him second to none following news of his departure.
Developments
Perspectives
Mohamed Salah announced on Tuesday that he would leave Liverpool at the end of his nine-year spell, marking a significant departure for both himself and fans.
— [Mar 25, 13:00] Salah's long goodbye brings curtain down on golden era for Liverpool (Al-monitor)'Second to none': Andy Robertson hailed Mohamed Salah as the 'greatest' player in his beautiful tribute after news of his exit broke out.
— [Mar 25, 13:40] Steven Gerrard lost for words..."Leaving is never easy" – After announcing he would leave Liverpool at season's end to join a new club earlier than expected
— [Mar 26, 08:49]'Une triste nouvelle', des supporters 'anéantis' et choqués par le départ de la légende Salah (Lefigaro.fr)
— (French)"Not easy" – Jurgen Klopp cautioned Arne Slot about the challenges of managing Mohamed Sala at Liverpool
— [Mar 25, 13:40] Steven Gerrard lost for words...Mohamed Salah has agreed with Liverpool FC on an early termination of his contract, ending nine years at Anfield. Andy Robertson publicly honored him by calling out Mohamed "second to none" and describing their time together in terms that reflect a deep bond forged over nearly a decade.
Mohamed Salah has announced his departure from Liverpool at the end of this season following nine years with the club and 255 goals scored for them. After initially signing an extension in April, he left due to deteriorating relations with manager Arne Slot after a period where he felt betrayed by management decisions regarding team selection during poor form spells earlier that year.