JAKARTA – Mohamed Salah said he cried more than he had in his entire life during his final appearance with Liverpool and revealed his pride at winning everything at Anfield.
Salah was replaced in the 73rd minute of Liverpool’s 1-1 draw against Brentford and looked emotional as he was serenaded by the fans after the final whistle.
Team-mate Andy Robertson also received plenty of praise from Anfield fans ahead of his departure this summer as the pair have been integral to the club’s success over the past nine years.
“I think I cried more than I have in my whole life. I’m not the emotional type of person. We lived our youth here, sharing everything from the beginning to the end.”
“We’re putting this club back where it belongs. (Robertson) is loved because he gives everything on the pitch. They love him for that.”
“It’s difficult to leave Liverpool. He was so important for the team and during the period of time we went through. I’m very honored to be able to share the locker room with him.”
“He’s always there for the team. I’m very lucky to share the dressing room with him,” Mohamed Salah told Sky Sports.
Salah and Robertson joined Liverpool in the 2017 transfer window. The two together won the Champions League and two Premier League titles.
There were no signs of hostility from home supporters towards Salah on an emotional day that ended a turbulent final season for the Egyptian.
In December 2025, he caused controversy when he stated that the club had abandoned him. Then, in May 2026, he commented on social media that his team needed to return to heavy metal football.
However, Salah spoke of his satisfaction with Liverpool’s achievements during his time.
“That’s life. I look back and wonder if I wanted more than I’ve achieved. Not really. We won everything.”
“We see the love from the fans and this is the most important thing for me. I will be far from here. I will be emotional all the time.”
“I hope the team stays in this position, fighting for everything,” Salah said.
Robertson, whose next destination has not been confirmed, spoke of some fierce title rivalries against Manchester City under Pep Guardiola – who also parted ways with the Citizens on Sunday, May 24, 2026.
“(I’m) emotionally exhausted. It’s been a busy week trying to control emotions and say goodbye to those I need to say goodbye to.”
“Pep Guardiola pushed us to new limits. We should have won more English Leagues if it wasn’t for that guy.”
“Seamus Coleman leaves Everton and he has been a tremendous player for the club. In years to come, we know that we will both be welcomed back to this club.”
“This is a big chapter in our book, but it is not the end. First and foremost, we have to stop for a moment and focus on the 2026 World Cup.”
“I know this is our family and we will be welcomed back,” Robertson said.
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