Jurgen Klopp revisits familiar Premier League complaint after 'difficult' Mohamed Salah decision

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"I'd be: 'You cannot play three games a week'. And Mo would be: 'Yeah, I can'. 'Okay then, you can, but all the others can't.

It is all fine'."You always walk on the edge in these moments; you play a player too often or not often enough, there's extra time, long travel, and you can't play all of that."If you could plan for it, it would be easy. I tell you in the press conference: 'Thank you very much for 12.30pm on Saturday', and everybody thinks: 'Oh come on, f--- off'."But it's the biggest problem in that moment for me and I cannot stop thinking about it.

He set completely new standards for a professional football player – how hard you can work, how much you can invest in recovery and everything."He continued: "Now he leaves here, but I would not be surprised if he plays another six or seven years. I'm sad, but he's an all-time great without a shadow of a doubt and I'm really proud to be a part of that career."He knows this was the perfect club for him and he was the perfect player for us.