Salah reveals the secret that makes him one of the best players in the world

While many football fans were left wanting to enjoy Mohamed Salah's great talent and football at the World Cup, those who follow the Premier League and Liverpool closely will know how much the Egyptian has grown over the years, finally revealing what his main secret is to becoming better and better and staying among the elite.

While many will say that being in a team as important as Liverpool, being a teammate of spectacular players and being managed by one of the most important strategists of this new century are the main factors why Salah is now an important elite striker, but the reality is that all these factors are only an external complement that makes the Egyptian a better player.

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The Liverpool player himself revealed in an interview how he tries to get better and better, saying that trying to learn new things and being aware of his current needs are the perfect formula that has worked so well for him to be among the best in the world today. "I always try to learn more, I always know what I can improve. And I'm very, very open with myself to know what I want to improve".

While it is true that much of his time has been spent being very analytical and critical of himself, Mo' has also said that the complement to his formula is also based on happiness and being able to enjoy everything he does, always being grateful to all his surroundings that have led him down the best possible path. "I just try to be happy all the time and I always try to change my consciousness in my mind, so that you can be happy and grateful for everything you have. I feel blessed to be where I am and I try to enjoy it."

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With Salah's meticulous research and open-mindedness to criticism and opinions, the player has all the tools he needs to keep improving with every game or training session he takes part in, with failure his feedback and success his reward for the hard work that has made him a historic figure not only at Liverpool, but also in the Premier League and Europe.