Mohamed Salah Produces A Moment Of Magic By Scoring Directly From A Corner

During an Africa Cup of Nations qualification match today, Mohamed Salah produced a magical moment for Egypt against Swaziland.

The 26-year-old forward showed shades of his Liverpool form last season when he whipped in a corner and it went flying into the back of the net.

Yes, he scored from a corner!

The Swaziland 'keeper was left helpless as the curve from the Premier League Golden Boot winner was too much to handle.

Check it out below:

Take a bow, Mo!

Egypt thrashed Swaziland 4-0 and are now second in Group J after two matches, having won one and lost one. They are three points behind Tunisia.

In August, Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp believed Salah's form would not suffer after issues he was experiencing with the Egypt FA.

"No, I'm not worried," he said (via the Liverpool Echo).

"Why? Because I spoke to him. I can't see that at the moment.

"It's 100 per cent clear. He wants to, from here [beats his heart], play for his country and he wants to play for us. They have to sort it. That's how it is.

"When was the last time Egypt had a player like him? They need to get used to it. So far, maybe it was not perfect. Make it perfect, and everything is fine at the end."

How important will Salah be to Liverpool this season?

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Topics: Football News, Football, egypt, Africa Cup of Nations, Mohamed Salah

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