Salah and Benzema to play together, Klopp did it, it won't cost Liverpool anything

Having two of today's football stars sharing experiences with a ball is one of the biggest desires any sports fan would not want to miss out on, and Real Madrid and Liverpool fans alike were able to enjoy the sight of both Karim Benzema and Mohamed Salah together in the Riyadh 2022 promo, with them being the face of sport for this year's activities.

There was no better way to start this celebration than by presenting two of the most influential and important footballers in Europe at the moment, as the current Champions League winner and Ballon d'Or winner had to be placed with someone of his level, with the Egyptian attacker being the ideal partner for the Frenchman as his great track record and records in the Premier League endorse him as a historic footballer at Anfield and in England.

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Despite only Benzema and Salah being together in this type of promotion where the only team who will see football activity will be Paris Saint Germain against Al-Hilal and Al-Nasr, which are teams from Saudi Arabia, the illusion of seeing a duo of this category makes both Spanish and English fans dream, because if separately they are already considered as part of the best in the world, the logic indicates that together in a club they would be almost unstoppable.

Part of the credit for Salah being considered for this type of promotion is Jürgen Klopp, as the Reds boss became the right-hand man to help the Egyptian succeed since his arrival on Merseyside, transforming the striker from just a good footballer to one of the elite who has already established himself in the history books of European football, building a legacy at Liverpool that looks hard to match.

<strong>Salah and Benzema to be in Riyadh 2022</strong>

Although this pair of Arabian-born players were seen together in the Riyadh promo, it looks a little complicated that the two can form a footballing duo in any elite team in Europe, as both are very attached to their current institution and it is complicated that a transfer to have them together will take place. A similar situation was handled with the Messi-Ronaldo issue at PSG or Juventus, but this rumour as many others over the years have collapsed, leaving only charity matches or this type of promotions as the only ones where you can see them sharing a ball as teammates.