The 31-year-old Egyptian striker is off to a fast start this season after scoring Liverpool’s first goal against Bournemouth. He has scored 187 goals in 307 games for the club.
For Jurgen Klopp’s machine to make the Champions League, Salah is essential.
That’s why the Reds are turning down Saudi Arabia’s overtures, even as Al-Ittihad makes plans to pay him more than any other athlete in history.
The ex-Chelsea forward credits his success to his disciplined lifestyle, which included early morning training sessions at 3 a.m. during Ramadan.
Salah has followed in the footsteps of Cristiano Ronaldo as one of soccer’s most chiseled players thanks to his willingness to make sacrifices.
Let me show you his method.
Salah acknowledges the importance of his daily diet to his success, but occasionally indulges in a cheat day of pizza.
The Egyptian athlete said of his diet on CNN, “Nutrition is extremely crucial, it’s part of the game.
For Salah, the guilty pleasure is pizza.
I’ve been able to sleep better and my body has adjusted more quickly, and it’s helped me heal.
The dietitian says I may eat whatever I want because I have no fat on my body. I also don’t drink, so I’m fine.”
It’s safe to assume that observant Muslims watch what they consume.
His preferred breakfast will be parathas, a puffy flatbread, and milk.
If he’s still hungry, he’ll take a bite from the fruit bowl.
Salah eats more calories than normal around lunchtime. His favorite foods include lentils, veggies, poultry, and a dollop of yogurt.
Kushari, an Egyptian delicacy of rice, macaroni, and lentils with a spicy tomato, chickpea, and onion topping, is his go-to dish.
“When I return to Egypt, I contact my friend from the airport to pick up some kushari for us to eat in the car,” he said.
“I throw my hoodie over my head, run to the car, and start chowing down on it on the way there.”
Dinner staples include soup, salad, and veggies. He intends to follow it up with a glass of sugar-free fresh fruit juice.
Salah’s devotion with physical fitness displays his dedication to his job.
When he isn’t working out with the Reds, he practices weightlifting, plyometrics, yoga, swimming, and stretching on his own.
Salah attributed his success to a diet rich in light meals and vegetables.
Salah is a big fan of the Egyptian dish kushari.
“Normally, I wake up early to go to training, which begins either in the morning or in the afternoon,” Salah told ON Television.
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“After that, I go to the gym, which is optional for players here at the clu.” After a workout, I always stretch and recover.
“I swim at the club’s pool or at home with Makka [his daughter] at the end of the day.” I usually finish everything by 7:30 or 8:00 p.m.
Salah didn’t squander a single moment of Ramadan by not working on his aes.
He awoke at 3 a.m. to workout weights in his basement gym after going without meals all day.
Salah was noticeably thinner as a Chelsea player than he is now.
Even when he restored his form on loan at Fiorentina before joining Roma, he was less defined.
His astonishing physical transformation is a result of his commitment to a nutritious diet and frequent exercise.
Salah, who presently plays for Liverpool, has massive biceps and muscular abs that protrude from his jersey.
He routinely posts scrаntily clad selfies of his tоrsо on Instagram for the benefit of his legion of fаns.
Even his teammates can’t stop taking pictures of his incredible body.
Andy Robertson, a Scotland international, uploaded a photo of Salah swimming shirtless in a pool in 2021.
His cоmment in the image that their mutual buddy “hаd а bit оf оdy fаt tо lоse” wаs wonderful.
In that case, SunSport should jump on the fitness bandwagon as soon as possible.
Salah prioritizes working out in his own environment.
Salah’s biceps can only expand as a result of rigorous weight training.
Salah enjoys swimming in his spare time.
Salah was a frail-looking Chelsea player.
