Salah causes envy, the unknown man who claimed to be better is the subject of social media mockery

Institutions like Liverpool always seek year after year to have the best players in the market among their ranks with the sole purpose of being able to squeeze all the football they have between their boots, managing to take a large number of awards and titles that make both the player and the team an unstoppable duo that through the games manage to get into the history of the sport, as it happens today with the Egyptian star Mohamed Salah.

The African-born striker has been able to position himself since his arrival on Merseyside as one of the most effective net breakers not only of the institution to which he belongs, but also, has achieved that the Premier League increasingly recognizes him as one of the best players who have played in England, making the Reds to this man as one of their best investments in recent years.

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Although by this point in his career he has already won a host of honours from Liverpool, the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League, there are still players who continue to doubt Mohamed Salah and his abilities as a footballer, with Al-Nassr attacker Vicent Aboubakar saying in a commentary that he is not surprised by what the Egyptian has done in the sport so far, claiming that even he could do better than that. I'm not impressed by him. I can do what he does.

The other part that complements the Cameroonian striker's comment explains how a player can benefit or be disadvantaged by the institution he represents, because if it is not positioned as one of the greats in Europe, it will always be difficult to make a name for himself in the history books as a player. "I just don't have the opportunity to play for a big club.... I don't care if people don't like it".

Aboubakar criticised Salah

Although these Africans are good attacking footballers, obviously the careers of both have been in different ways, because while Aboubakar has played in important teams but not in the top 5 leagues in Europe, the Reds striker had almost since his beginnings an important step by institutions in Italy and England, finding in Liverpool with Jurgen Klopp, that formula that has made him shine in virtually all areas in which it is listed.