Liverpool star Salah talked about future goals in an interview and believed that the team would win more championships in the future. He also said that Sloter was a smart and tactically flexible coach.

So far this Premier League season, the 32-year-old "Prince of Egypt" Salah has contributed 28 goals and 18 assists to Liverpool, and helped the "Red Army" defeat Tottenham Hotspur in the 34th round of the Premier League, successfully winning the championship 4 rounds in advance.

Liverpool striker Salah said, "I won the Premier League this season. In my eight years at Liverpool, I have never been as happy as I was in the game against Tottenham Hotspur. I really hope we can win the Champions League again. I know the Premier League is very important to the club and it should be so. But I hope that in the next two years, we can win at least one more Champions League or Premier League."

"It's really good to have young players who are full of energy. They are always learning from us senior players, but they also have the ability to give for the team. I think we have a very good team now that can fight for all the trophies we want to win."

In addition, former coach Klopp led Liverpool to win the Premier League title in the 2019/20 season, but the new crown epidemic broke out at that time, so the team did not hold a championship celebration.

With Klopp's departure, Sloter took over as Liverpool coach in June last year. Although they were unable to continue to compete for the Champions League this season and missed the English League Cup, Sloter still led Liverpool's players to respond to external doubts with performance and results, and finally won the Premier League championship.

Praise Slote for being respectful to others

Speaking of coach Sloter, Salah shared, "We had several very frank conversations. He showed me clips of my games very frankly and told me that if I was in this state, we could win everything. But if I was in another state, it would be difficult for the team to win anything. So he hopes that I can maintain this state throughout the season and that I can have my best years under him."

"He wasn't really trying to challenge me, I just felt that he respected me, and I told him that he was a respectful coach. I think it was more like a communication, he just told me clearly what he wanted me to do, and he was willing to listen to my opinions, such as whether I wanted to make some changes, and he encouraged me to open up and communicate with him, so it was all great."

In addition, Salah also said, "I think in the first few games, he often changed tactics in the second half. Not just substitutions, but adjustments to the entire tactics. Some coaches may say that this is his style and the whole game must be played like this. But he will adjust according to the performance of the opponent, such as putting Soboslai or McAllister in different positions."

"He doesn't have that hard-line attitude of, 'This is his play, even if it doesn't work in the first half, you have to stick to it in the second half.' He's flexible, and to me that's very smart and very disciplined."