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Mohamed Salah has paid tribute to his Liverpool teammates for helping him enjoy an emphatic start to his second spell in England.
Besides catching the eye in front of goal, the Egyptian’s unassuming nature has fuelled his swift rise to popularity on Merseyside.
Salah has thrived alongside Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane this season to form one of Europe’s most explosive attacking forces.
The trio have combined for an impressive 63 goals already, with Salah having become the 13th player in Liverpool’s history to find the net 30 times across all competitions in a single campaign.
“I’ve said before, the players and the coaches here make it easier for you. I play alongside very good players, each one has different qualities, and that makes it easier for me,” Salah told Liverpoolfc.com’s James Carroll.
“I am very happy to play alongside them; all of them, they have helped me a lot to score goals. I am very happy to be with this group.”
A standout feature to Salah’s first season at Anfield has been his natural fit to Jurgen Klopp’s demanding attacking system.
He has served as the interchanging outlet for his teammates to exploit in their counterattacking approach, as well yet another technician capable of feeding those around him.
Liverpool’s strong form in the post-Philippe Coutinho era is largely testament to Salah’s unforeseen impact in his debut season with the Reds.