The truth was revealed, the controversial encounter between Salah and Gakpo has gone viral

The last match that the Liverpool team had which was against Newcastle still continues to deliver small curiosities that until today come to light through videos that are shared on different social networks, becoming viral one of them where you can see Mohamed Salah and Cody Gakpo talking during the third goal of the match that was scored by the Dutchman on a pass from the Egyptian.

The X account of SamueIFLFC, shared a short video of a few seconds in which you can see both elements in attack of the Reds celebrating the goal that put the partial 3-1 of that game, generating the goal of Cody Gakpo an unexpected reaction that was to go to where Mo' was to bump him with his chest, hug him and then tell him that he was the best on a couple of occasions.

And this type of reaction is completely understandable, not even Gakpo can deny that his goal could only be possible due to the great quality of the pass he had from his teammate, Cody recognizing the great style of play and level of his teammate that led him to have a perfect start to the year having left Anfield with the three points that the institution needed to remain leaders of the Premier League, as well as two goals and an assist.

It is no coincidence that several of the Egyptian's teammates refer to him as the best, and several of them have just started to know the Pharaoh at his highest level that players like Alisson Becker, Alexander Arnold and Virgil van Dijk already knew, being this renewed version of Salah one that may well serve to inspire more players like Darwin Nunez who again felt that connection with the Pharaoh.

Salah looks to endorse Gakpo's words but in Africa

After having had Mo' very good performances with the Merseyside team, this element in offense try to emulate his achievements, but now in the African Cup of Nations, had a tough task with the selection of Egypt that starts as one of the teams obliged to fight for the title to have the best player in the Premier League among its ranks.