Ex-Liverpool forward Ian Rush agreed with the mighty upcoming Mohamed Salah, noting that there are no objective reasons for his departure from the club, as long as Gravec continues to regularly appear on the field.

Commenting on the authority, Rush guessed that the decision to change the team in his career was due to the lack of gaming practice.

" I just want to play football. I shouldn't have sat on the bench - this is an important moment that needs to be taken care of.. That’s why I went to Leeds United because I wanted to enter the pitch,” he said.

The forward also guessed the competition in the Liverpool attack at that time:.

“I marveled at Robbie Fowler and Stan Collymore - they miraculously interacted, and I didn’t want to run out of spare. I rejected contentment from grief, and that itself became the reason for my transition."

It is clear that Rush said that Salah’s situation is different:.

" “Ale Mosche has not reached this stage, so there is no reason to deprive the club,” said Rush.

It was previously reported that Salah wants to buy Al-Ittihad.