Mohamed Salah, an emblematic figure of Liverpool, revealed the council he gave to Rio Ngumoha, a young prodigy, after the adolescent's decisive goal against Newcastle.
NGUMOHA made the headlines after entering into play and its decisive goal in additional time for Liverpool against Newcastle. The 16 -year -old has thus become the fourth youngest scorer in the history of the Premier League, marking for his first League debut.
He becomes the youngest scorer in Liverpool
Salah warns the young star against social networks
NGUMOHA admitted to being “excited” after opening his goal counter for the Reds and having become the youngest scorer in the history of the club. He also joined Wayne Rooney by becoming the second 16 -year -old player to score the decisive goal in the Premier League, and his teammate Salah has already provided him with precious advice.
He told the Podcast Men in Blazers: “He is still so young. I told him after the match: “Drop social networks. »Ok, you can rejoice in the family goal, with your friends. Take full advantage of the present moment, because it is like your first moments in football. But do not be too moving and do not just seek the appreciation of the outside world, because it will always be false. You will always look for this external feeling if you are satisfied with the external appreciation. »»
“So what future is waiting for it?” It depends on how he will manage the situation. How are we going to work? I have to work hard and stay humble because he is very young. I told him that some players reach their peak too early and that they will have difficulties afterwards. I really wish him the best. He has a good group (here) and we always try to chat with him – and the manager (Arne Slot) also speaks to him, so he must just stay humble, work and see how things evolve.
NGUMOHA hopes to have more opportunities in the first team throughout the season, but he will have to fight to get playing time after the arrival of Hugo Ekitike and Alexander Isak this summer. Liverpool will find the field after the international break against Burnley on September 14.
