As we have learned through the emergence of such managers as Pep Guardiola or Mauricio Pochettino, the Premier League is a platform for managers from all over the globe to showcase their own tactical blueprint.
However, sometimes these ideologies raise an eyebrow or two, such as when Chelsea boss implemented the use of three at the back last season, or when Guardiola told his wing-backs to push into the centre of the pitch when his team was in possession.
But what Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp recently told reporters takes the biscuit.
Klopp let slip that he told players that they could get naked in their warm-up against Manchester City in the Champions League and no one would notice, because of the attention that was on a certain Mohamed Salah.
"It is a really good group and, with Mo, everyone really likes the hype around him, all the boys," said Klopp.
"When we came out for the Champions League training before Man City, I said, 'Come on everybody, let's go out naked because no one will realise - they are just looking at Mo.'"
Klopp was joking, of course, but his point is still valid: the world is watching Salah as he continues to break record after record.
His goal-scoring ability is unprecedented; not even the biggest Roma fan could've foreseen the form the Egyptian King would evolve into once he moved to Liverpool last summer for an initial £36.9 million fee.
Indeed, Salah is in the best form of his life, netting 40 times in all competitions for the Reds' this year.
And if his form continues, he will beat Ian Rush's astounding record of 47 goals set during the 1983-84 campaign.
"There's a big chance to break the record, to be number one for a club like Liverpool, it's something huge," Salah told Premier League Productions.
Surely he will break the record, but we can only sit-back and admire as the maestro work his magic.
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