Alan Pardew was blown away by Liverpool’s ace, who executed five critical passes against Wolves.

Previous Head Association supervisor Alan Pardew was left awestruck by a ‘class’ execution from one Liverpool player in the 3-1 win over Wolves on Saturday

Mo Salah played a big role in the Reds’ comeback victory, even though he didn’t score. He was credited with two assists and provided the pass that caused Harvey Elliott’s shot to deflect off Hugo Bueno and into the goal for our third goal.

The one-time Newcastle and Precious stone Royal residence supervisor quit wasting time on talkSPORT on Sunday night (17 September, 8:45pm) in recognizing the Egyptian’s presentation, spouting: ” Salah, shouldn’t something be said about his helps? Class. Class.”

Pardew’s succinct assessment of Salah’s performance on Saturday says everything about the 31-year-old player who helped Liverpool earn three points at Molineux.

According to Sofascore, our number 11 played a group high five vital passes in penetrating the Wolves safeguard and won three duels, alongside having a single chance on track.

He’s currently on a striking grouping of 11 successive Chief Association games in which he’s either scored or given a help, a staggering consistency which puts his whole Anfield profession into microcosm – every one of his six full seasons here have seen him net 23 objectives or more (Transfermarkt).

It doesn’t take a virtuoso to see the reason why Liverpool so straight dismissed a Saudi Bedouin proposition of £150m for Salah not long before the Chief Association move window shut (Sky Sports) – envision how much more fragile we’d look in the event that we’d taken the money and been not able to sign a swap for no less than four months.

The Egyptian is basically a wonderful footballer who should be named among the world’s best players, and for sure among the Reds’ flat out best.