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Former England striker Peter Crouch described Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah as a perfect player, and believes that the Egyptian international has become a ruthless scoring machine.
Salah opened his Champions League scoring account with a goal against Maitland after 6 goals he scored in the Premier League this season.
“Salah’s goal numbers are staggering, and I feel like he started the season very well. In all his games, no one can stop him sometimes,” Crouch said in remarks featured by the Mirror newspaper.
“Since we started the season, I saw how strong he was, and the quality of his passing and movement, everything has gone up to another level. It’s incredible.”
He continued: “At the beginning when he joined Liverpool and scored 44 goals in the 2017-2018 season, he was shooting from all sides, and I felt that decisive passes were his last concern, but now he is going towards the rival goal and is looking for a colleague. let him go through it. “
“Don’t get me wrong, I still think he’s selfish, because he has a right to be, but the way he plays those decisive passes has improved.”
Crouch continued: “That does not matter to me at all in the players. Everyone needs a selfish and ruthless scorer, and this is what I see now in Salah.”
He continued: “He’s gone from being a wing to a ruthless scoring machine, and he also has the ability to create goals.”
“He is an integrated player,” said former Liverpool forward Salah.
The Egyptian international goal against the Danish team is the first in the second centenary of goals for Liverpool, after completing the first centenary.
* An image showing where Salah’s first 100 goals were scored
Salah scored 93 goals out of 100 for Liverpool from inside the penalty area.
