Mohamed Salah responds to Liverpool team-mate as Steven Gerrard point made

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Dominik Szoboszlai returned to the AXA Training Centre on Tuesday, fresh from helping Liverpool secure the Premier League title — though Mohamed Salah was noticeably absent.

Liverpool sealed the league crown with a 5-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield on Sunday, with both Szoboszlai and Salah heavily involved. Salah netted the fourth goal and marked the moment with a selfie in front of the Kop, while Szoboszlai provided two assists — one of which led to Salah’s goal.

Following the win, manager Arne Slot told reporters the players would be given Monday off. When questioned about training plans, the Dutchman responded, “I don’t think we are, no, no.”

Still, a few players opted to train individually. Salah shared an Instagram photo from his sauna, and Diogo Jota uploaded a snap of himself out cycling in a Liverpool jersey.

Szoboszlai, however, turned up at the training ground on Tuesday and appeared surprised by the lack of company. He posted a picture of the empty gym at Liverpool’s base around 11am, tagging Salah and asking, “Where are you?”

Salah replied around 50 minutes later via his own Instagram story, showing that he was exercising at what seemed to be his home gym. In a mirror selfie, taken at 11:51am, he tagged Szoboszlai and added a sweat emoji.

Szoboszlai later gave an interview to Hungarian media outlet *Blikk*, as shared by *Sport Witness*, reflecting on the title achievement. He admitted, “I haven’t yet understood what happened.” He added that while they had already celebrated a bit, more festivities were likely, though he wasn’t yet sure of the team’s evening plans.

“My family is here, everyone is here, but I don’t know what the team is planning for the evening yet, I’m just drifting with the tide,” he said. “This is not only my own success, but also that of those who have been with me on the road so far. I send this success to all of Hungary, and I hope that I will have more of it.”

In the same conversation, Szoboszlai was reminded that he had achieved something club legend Steven Gerrard never managed — winning the Premier League. He responded by pointing out he has yet to replicate Gerrard’s European success: “I did not think about that, he did so much to become a legend. Gerrard has already won a trophy that I have not yet.”

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