Yasser Rayan, the former Al-Ahly star, confirmed that the comparison with Mohamed Salah, the English star of Liverpool, is not fair, especially since professionalism has many advantages that were not available for previous generations, in addition to that in the speed race, he surpasses Salah in general.
Yasser Rayan said, in televised comments on the “B On Time” program on the On Time Sport channel, “The exit of Mohamed Salah from the Egyptian League teams with him, but in our days Al-Ahly was the ceiling of our ambition, and yet I received other offers from Lisbon, Portugal, the Saudi Crescent and Kaiser Slaughter.” And a Swiss team, but I refused to leave because of my association with Al-Ahly, and my love for the club made me reject all offers, and the public atmosphere was attracting me. “
The former Al-Ahly player added, “Mohamed Salah has taken another direction, for he is in the last third faster than me, but in the stadium in general on the left wing there was no player faster than me, and I remember one of the balls in the Ghazl El Mahalla match, I took a ball from Al-Hadary and made a quick attack on the Mahalla goal.” I paid it and followed it as Shraa or Alaa Ibrahim, and it was recorded. “
In another context, the Liverpool team, led by our Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, will host his counterpart Sheffield United at exactly nine o’clock this evening, Saturday, in the match that brings the two teams together at “Anfield”, as part of the sixth round of the Premier League competition, where the Reds come from Saab drew in the last match against Everton with two goals for each team, to reach 11 points in third place on the table.
Liverpool enters the meeting with high spirits after winning the European Champions League against Ajax Amsterdam with a goal without a response, trying to collect the 3 points that are his goal in the league competition in the defense of his title.
And Mohamed Salah enters the match with high spirits after entering the history of the Reds by scoring the 100th goal for the English team, during the match against Everton, where he became the third fastest player in the history of the Reds to score the 100th goal, and Mohamed Salah reached the 100th goal in 159 matches in all tournaments with Liverpool.
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