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The Lionel Messi/Mohamed Salah Comparisons Are Already Happening

The Lionel Messi/Mohamed Salah Comparisons Are Already Happening

It was a brilliant night for the Egyptian...

Jack Kenmare

Jack Kenmare

To put his unbelievable run of form into perspective, Mo Salah became only the 13th player in Liverpool's illustrious history to score 30 goals in a season, last night, and it's only February.

In fact, the 25-year-old became the first Liverpool player since Luis Suarez to net 30 goals in all competitions.

Salah found the net in the 29th minute when he literally did some keepy-upy's in front of the goalkeeper before guiding in a volley to make it 2-0. It was a special goal from a special talent.

What a season it has been so far for the Egyptian winger and in a brave more, some have even compared him to five-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi after last night's heroics against FC Porto.

The Egyptian has scored all types of goals this season and he added a new one to his collection last night, a goal that looked scarily like the one Messi scored against Arsenal in the Champions League back in 2011.

Like Salah, the Barcelona forward chipped the goalkeeper before smashing in a volley from close range.

Steven Gerrard even mentioned Messi's name when analysing Salah's goal on Wednesday night, but warned it was 'not fair' to compare him to the 30-year-old.

"If Messi did this everyone in the world would be going crazy." Gerrard said on BT Sport. "'Liverpool have had too much aggression for Porto. They look like they can score every time they go forward."

"And we've seen a moment of magic from Mo Salah. It's not fair to the kid to compare him to Messi."

Thoughts on the Salah/Messi comparison? Is it unfair to compare these two players, like Gerrard said on BT Sport, last night?

Let us know in the comments below.


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Topics: Liverpool, Football News, Football, Goal, Barcelona, FC Porto, Lionel Messi, Champions League, Mohamed Salah