Mohamed Salah: 30 goals is enormous, but I’m still looking to develop

Mohamed Salah has depicted his ‘extraordinary feeling’ at hitting the 30-goal check for Liverpool with his strike in Wednesday’s triumph over FC Porto – however, he isn’t satisfied yet.

The forward achieved the turning point with a magnificently required exertion at the Estadio do Dragao in which he tossed the ball over goalkeeper Jose Sa with the two his feet and his head before completing from short proximity after James Milner’s underlying shot had returned off the post.

It’s taken Salah only 36 appearances to achieve 30 strikes; be that as it may, notwithstanding such noteworthy insights, the No.11 still accepts there is an opportunity to get better.

Addressing Liverpoolfc.com at the Reds’ preparation camp in Marbella, he stated: “It is a remarkable inclination to have scored 30 goals in a first season at a club like Liverpool.

“It’s something colossal, so I am incredibly upbeat about it – however I need to go ahead and continue anticipating score many more goals.

“In my mind, I am continually attempting to enhance, and I’m doing it every day. Consistently I take a gander at myself and endeavor to strengthen myself continually.

“I am cheerful right now, I can finally relax, and that is the most critical thing – and 100 for every penny, there is still more to come.”

Salah is quick to call attention to that achieving 30 goals would not have been conceivable without the commitments of everyone around him at Liverpool, both on and off the field.

“I’ve said previously, the players and the mentors here make it simpler for you,” he included. “I play close by great players, everyone has diverse characteristics, and that makes it simpler for me.

“I am extremely cheerful to play close by them; every one of them, they have helped me a ton to score goals. I am delighted to be at this gathering.”

In the meantime, Salah has expressed gratitude toward supporters for the monster standard that was in plain view in Porto in reverence to him.

The 25-year-old sent a picture of the banner – which read ‘The Egyptian King’ – on Tuesday night when he came back to the group in Portugal following preparing.

“I was extremely upbeat to see it,” Salah said. “I saw it the night before the game, and I was delighted.

“I need to thank the fans for it. It’s something else, and it’s something great. I like it, and I feel the fans love me, so I am cheerful about it.”