Klopp: Salah can play against Leicester City, and Mane is still unable to participate in Senegal

Live bar On February 8, 2019, Liverpool will play Against Leicester City in the Premier League in the early morning of Friday time, and Klopp talked about Salah in an interview before the game, saying that Salah can play in this game.

Klopp said: "Salah is back, I have communicated with him, of course he is disappointed with the final result of the Africa Cup of Nations, but he is still looking forward to the next game. ”

"I talked to him and the first thing he said to me was 'I'm ready', hahaha! He's an experienced player and to be honest he's physically very good, so we'll see what happens. Obviously he's going to have a little recovery period today and we'll see how he feels tomorrow before we make a decision. ”

"We don't have any proper plans and it may be our plan to get him on as many games as possible, but the team doesn't rush it. If he's feeling good, we're not going to let him play for the wrong reasons, so we'll take a look. ”

Asked if Salah would play against Leicester City, Klopp said: "Yes, yes. Mane won't be on the pitch because he's not even here, but Salah will. ”

"If he could, Mane would leave on Wednesday night and arrive here on Thursday, so he won't play against Leicester City. The champion is a world of respect for his country, for the people in his country, and for himself, and we have never thought about recalling him or how to let them enjoy that wonderful moment, because they deserve it. They went through an incredibly stressful period, so when he comes back, we'll talk to him and see how to use him. ”

Commenting on Egypt's match against Senegal, Klopp said: "It was a strange game from an emotional point of view and I certainly want to best wish them well, but this game is unlikely. ”

'I think they all played well in this event, the responsibility on their shoulders is really heavy and the pressure is so great that I don't even know how it feels to be in a moment because they carry the hope of the whole country.'

"Although Salah didn't win the final race, he played well, Mane won the title and now I want to send my blessings, fantastic. I saw some pictures of Senegal and it meant a lot to them after the game, it was the first time in their history that they won the Africa Cup of Nations, and that was something that people were proud of. ”

'Mane was under a lot of pressure, he conceded one penalty at first and the last one he scored, I can't imagine how he felt, but you can see how happy he was after that and it was clear he was in very good shape.'

"We wrote a little text here to congratulate him, but he's in Africa now, celebrating in Senegal, and we'll see, Wednesday night or when it's sent to him, and it's a great event for him and means the whole world."

（vivian）