Mohamed Salah Sets Sights on Premier League & Champions League Success

• Mohamed Salah has a large appetite for glory and the Egyptian superstar is bent on satisfying his yearn for success
• The ex-Chelsea and AS Roma attacker has his eyes set on Premier League and Champions League glory after already achieving victory in the Carabao Cup
• Salah is enjoying yet another remarkable season with Liverpool having scored 30 goals and provided 13 assists in 41 appearances across both competitions

Liverpool talisman Mohamed Salah has shed light on his ambitions as the season draws to a close.

Despite the heartbreaks with Egypt's national team, Salah is in contention to scoop individual and collective awards at the end of the current campaign.

Having clinched the Carabao Cup earlier in the season, the 29-year-old wants to add Premier League and UEFA Champions League glory at the end of the season.

“I want to have the feeling again that we had after winning the Champions League,” said Salah via Kingfut.

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Reflecting on Liverpool's 2018-19 continental success, Salah described the feeling of tasting European glory as 'unbelievable' and barren any unforeseen blip against Villarreal, he could win his second Champions League medal.

“It was unbelievable and in my mind, that’s why I want to win it again with Liverpool. The feeling we had in the city when we went on the bus and toured was unbelievable."

The ambitious Egyptian also wants to add a Premier League medal this campaign despite Liverpool currently sitting second behind Manchester City.

“The Premier League was kind of different because it was not done [due to COVID-19 restrictions], but I want to win the Champions League again and I want to win the Premier League again.

“That is my target with the team right now.” He ended.

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported that retired footballer turned pundit Graeme Souness has described Mohamed Salah as the greediest player he has ever seen.

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Souness, a former Liverpool defender and manager, made his remarks on the back of Liverpool's comprehensive win over rivals Manchester United with the Egyptian bagging a brace to end his goal-scoring drought.

Salah first scored when he was set up by an incredible assist from Sadio Mane in the first half before adding his second to wrap up the score to inflict a heavy 9 - 0 aggregate defeat on United.