Mohamed Salah Delivers Good News to Liverpool Fans: I Will Return to the Pitch Before the "Farewell Match"

In an emotional conversation that brought together the present and the past, Egyptian star Mohamed Salah reassured Liverpool FC fans about his recent injury, confirming his imminent return to the green pitch to participate in the season's final matches. These statements came during a special interview with club legend Steven Gerrard via "TNT Sport" channel, dispelling fears about his long absence.

Salah Sets Return Date: "I will certainly be present"

The 33-year-old confirmed that the hamstring injury he is suffering from is "minor," indicating that it will not prevent him from appearing again before the end of the season. Despite his confirmed absence from the anticipated Manchester United clash at "Old Trafford," "The Egyptian King" delivered good news by saying: "I will certainly return for the last match against Brentford, and perhaps before tha

t."

"Mo's" Last Appearance Schedule at Anfield

With only three matches remaining after the United clash, fans are eagerly awaiting to see Salah in the confrontations against Chelsea (at home) and Aston Villa (away), leading up to the final match against Brentford. This return holds special significance, as it will represent the Egyptian star's last appearance in a Liverpool shirt before his official departure, making the May 24 match a historic "emotional farewell."

Legendary Numbers Awaiting the Final Touch

Mohamed Salah, who has played 440 matches in a Liverpool shirt so far, seeks to enhance his terrifying goal-scoring record of 257 goals. "The Pharaoh" hopes to utilize the remaining matches to add more goals to his legendary tally, ending a long-standing career on the same terms of success with which he began.

Intense Media Activity Before Anticipated Departure

In addition to his interview with Gerrard, Salah dominated the media scene on Friday with his appearance in a series of interviews with "Sky Sports" network and Australia's "Stan Sport." These media moves confirm the global appreciation for the Egyptian player's career, as "Anfield" prepares to bid farewell to one of the greatest players in the club's history.