BREAKING ‼️ Live from Anfield: Mohamed Salah vows to dedicate Champions League goals to ‘forever Liverpool superstar.


Liverpool’s talisman Mohamed Salah has touched the hearts of fans across the world with an emotional promise ahead of tonight’s Champions League opener against Atletico Madrid at Anfield.


Speaking before kick-off, Salah revealed that his goals tonight will be dedicated to a man he described as a “forever Liverpool superstar” — Diogo Jota.


“Tonight we begin our Champions League campaign, and with a heavy heart I remember Jota,” Salah said. “This competition was his favorite when he was still with us. I want him to know I still think of him, and my goal today against Atletico Madrid is to score and dedicate it to him. He will forever continue to live on.”


Jota, who gave Liverpool so many unforgettable moments under the Anfield lights, has clearly left a lasting impact on his teammates. Salah’s touching tribute is a reminder of the deep bonds and respect shared in the squad — bonds that go far beyond football.


The Egyptian King has a special history in this competition himself, scoring some of Liverpool’s most iconic Champions League goals. His vow to dedicate tonight’s efforts to Jota only raises the emotional stakes for a night already set to be full of drama and passion at Anfield.


Fans have reacted with admiration across social media, praising Salah’s gesture as the mark of a true sportsman. Many say this is more than football — it’s about family, unity, and remembering those who gave everything for the badge.




With Atletico Madrid looking to spoil Liverpool’s start to their European journey, Salah’s words will no doubt inspire both teammates and supporters. One thing is certain: if Salah scores tonight, the roar inside Anfield will be more than just celebration — it will be a tribute.


This is the attitude of a true legend. Much love, much respect. Diogo Jota will always be remembered

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