The Telegraph reports that Mohamed Salah is doing everything he can to recover faster and play one last game for Liverpool before the end of the season.
The “Egyptian King” left the recent Crystal Palace match with a muscle injury, and it was later revealed that he would need about a month to return to action.
However, Salah refuses to give up and is working to accelerate his recovery, hoping to be fit for the final Premier League match against Brentford, which will be played on May 24 at Anfield.
The 34-year-old would like to bid farewell to Liverpool fans on the pitch, not as a guest, and perhaps even score a final goal to cap off his phenomenal career before moving to a new club for the first time since 2017.
Ultimately, everything will depend on how his hamstring responds to treatment. The Egyptian national team is undoubtedly also closely monitoring the situation, especially as Hossam Hassan wants Salah to participate early in the training camp scheduled to begin on May 25th.
It’s worth noting that Salah has played 39 matches for Liverpool in all competitions this season, scoring 12 goals and providing 9 assists. However, he will leave with a trophyless season, and the best that can be achieved is for the Reds to finish in the top four of the Premier League.
