Mo Salah sends fresh four word message to Liverpool ahead of Champions league final

Mo Salah sends fresh four word message to Liverpool ahead of Champions league final

On Saturday, Liverpool will face Real Madrid in the Champions League final, and Mohamed Salah’s eagerness to seek’ ‘vengeance’ has been emphasized by his social media message.

Mohamed Salah kept it short and sweet with a four-word message to his social media followers, but it was enough to convey his intentions ahead of Saturday’s Champions League final.

Liverpool’s incredible season is almost ended, and in the Champions League final, they will have the opportunity to accomplish a hat trick of cup victories. Unfortunately for Jurgen Klopp’s team, the quadruple is no longer possible as Manchester City won the Premier League title ahead of them.

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However, their near-miss may work in their favor because they now have extra motivation to finish the season strong. Salah also sent out a message to Liverpool fans, saying, “We’re not done yet.”

It’s been one of Liverpool’s most memorable seasons, and with a win over Real Madrid on Saturday, Klopp’s team may complete the treble.

Salah won the Premier League golden boot (shared with Son Heung-min) and the playmaker award for his outstanding individual performance over the past nine months.

Salah, on the other hand, couldn’t crack a smile when he accepted his individual accolades on the last day, demonstrating his current mindset. Salah has persevered.

A year later, he was the hero again, as Liverpool upset Tottenham to win the tournament courtesy to an early Salah penalty and a late Divock Origi goal.

Salah will undoubtedly be inspired to step up and finally grab his big moment on the big stage after Liverpool’s close call in the Premier League and his poor record in finals.

Salah baited fans on social media after Madrid upset City to reach the final, claiming that he has a “score to settle.”

Salah even revealed on BT Sport that he preferred to play against Madrid over City.

“I want to play against Madrid,” he told BT Sport. “Since we lost to them in the final, I want to play against them and perhaps win it from them as well.”

It would be the ideal way for Liverpool to finish off an incredible season, and they have the added advantage of having previously won the European title in Paris, and it was against Madrid.

Liverpool won the 1981 European Cup final 1-0, with a late Alan Kennedy goal separating the two teams.

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