Salah's image that has Anfield excited and the Premier League in awe

Mohamed Salah is one of the biggest names in world football today, as he is an extraordinary footballer with unique qualities. So a player like the Pharaoh you would think that he has a strict and very heavy workout routine in the team gym, however this seems to be a little different to what you would think of a world class footballer.

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The Pharaoh was seen working out in the team's gym, as in publications on the team's official website, the Pharaoh could be seen picking on his teammates, starting with Curtis Jones who he appears to be shaking hands with, then pulling him towards him and pushing him. Ibrahima Konaté appears sitting on the floor while Salah holds him by the back of the neck, to which Konate just shrugs his shoulders, while Mo just hugs him.

Finally Andy Robertson appears, who Salah has hold of his hand and seems to squeeze it very tightly, while Robertson laughs and tries to pull his hand away, in the end Andy manages to snatch his hand away, but Salah moves in again and Robertson also ends up shrugging his shoulders as Salah grabs him by the arm. Showing what a great job he does as one of the team leaders.

Although this does not look like a training session in a gym, it is of high value for the team bonding what the pharaoh does, as he keeps an excellent mood within the team, which makes the daily work in the training sessions more enjoyable. It also shows that the team is very united and likes to play jokes with each other.

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Mohamed Salah is one of the leaders on and off the pitch for the Reds, which he demonstrates both in matches and in training, as the Pharaoh's great technique makes it difficult for him to fail, setting an example for his teammates. He is always looking out for his team, demonstrating his commitment as a leader and club legend.