The Egyptian wants and deserves the sport's biggest individual accolade but he will not get it by moving to Saudi Arabia

Mohamed Salah made all the headlines when Liverpool last travelled to Manchester. The Egyptian twice set up Luis Diaz before scoring himself as the Reds ran out dominant 3-0 winners over Manchester United.

Liverpool fans will never forget Jurgen Klopp’s efforts at the club, though it’s likely many of the players may have felt his departure would have had a greater impact on the team.