It’s official. Mohamed Salah is the King of the Kop.
The ingenious Egyptian notched his 30th goal of the season in mid-week as Liverpool thrashed Porto 5-0 in the Champions League last sixteen.
Formerly of Chelsea, Salah has been a revelation this season for Jurgen Klopp’s men, and has single handedly almost eradicated the memory of the departed Philippe Coutinho – many of whom thought the Reds would struggle without.
Such has been his influence at Anfield this season, he has emerged as both a strong candidate for the PFA Player of the Year award, and has, unsurprisingly, become a Kop legend during his thus far brief spell at the club.
And the Kopites have dedicated plenty of tributes to their ‘Egyptian King’ during his eight months at the club – but the latest one might be the best so far.
NEW SALAH SONG BREAKS OUT IN PORTO!
Is it good enough for you?….. pic.twitter.com/hGpv7LBUhI
— The Redmen TV (@TheRedmenTV) February 14, 2018
Insatiably catchy, the already-gone-viral song goes as follows:
“He scored enough for me,
He scored enough for you,
If he scores another few,
Then I’ll be Muslim, too.
He scored enough for you,
He scored enough for me,
He’s sitting in a mosque,
That’s where I wanna be.”
Sang to the tune of the rather ironically named Dodgy’s hit Good Enough, the song has already become a smash …
Mo Salah’s new song is a precursor for world peace
— Pangeran (@pangeransiahaan) February 15, 2018
The new Mo Salah song. I’m dead. Liverpool fans just killed off all the islamophobes with this latest one 😂 https://t.co/aZ5UDXeYz6
— AssedBaig (@AssedBaig) February 15, 2018
https://twitter.com/BenjaminZand/status/964252379452407808
https://twitter.com/LFCStanleyHouse/status/964248454263443456
The Mohamed Salah song is going down a treat in Porto.. 🎶
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(Great vid @Clark96James) pic.twitter.com/LM3B627hFG
— Liverpool FC News (@LivEchoLFC) February 14, 2018
"He scored enough for me,
He scored enough for you,
If he scores another few,
Then I'll be Muslim, too.He scored enough for you,
He scored enough for me,
He's sitting in a mosque,
That's where I wanna be."-Liverpool fans' new song for Mohamed Salah.
Sports are fascinating.
— Jason Rogers (@HeyJayJRogers) February 15, 2018
https://twitter.com/Green_Scouser/status/964123621592649728
https://twitter.com/PlinketyPlink/status/964452947391369217
Mo Salah, is currently averaging a new song every 6 goals…
— gareth 🫡 (@gazc23) February 15, 2018
