The Egyptian star Mohamed Salah revealed an emotional side to his relationship with his former Liverpool teammate, the Englishman Trent Alexander-Arnold, confirming that his departure from the club was a personally difficult moment for him.

Salah said in statements reported by "Sky Sports" that Arnold was "the only person who cried for him when he left the club," referring to the strong relationship they had in the locker room.

The Egyptian star also added that he was affected by Arnold's mother's situation, noting that he cried with her during their conversation at the end of last season, reflecting the depth of the human bonds that developed during their time playing together.

These statements highlight the human aspect of football, where relationships transcend the boundaries of the field to reach impactful moments that remain in the players' memories even after they leave.