Salah's Jaw-Dropping Statement Ahead of Liverpool's Massive Clash - Is He Joking?!

Mohamed Salah's current record-breaking form with Liverpool has got everyone talking, but the Egyptian international claims there is no pressure on the Reds to perform.

Salah was in action for Liverpool against Bologna, providing an assist and then scoring a decisive late second goal to seal the victory.

Despite his impressive start to the season, the 31-year-old forward insists that his team does not feel any pressure to keep up their winning momentum.

Speaking to reporters after the match, Salah said, 'We're just taking it one game at a time. We're not thinking about records or anything like that.'

Salah's comments will likely come as a surprise to many, given the high expectations surrounding Liverpool this season.

With their record-breaking start, the Reds are looking strong contenders for the title, and many are expecting them to make a deep run in the competition.

However, Salah's relaxed attitude suggests that the team is focused on taking things one game at a time, rather than getting caught up in the hype surrounding their performance.

Liverpool's next match is highly anticipated, and fans will be eager to see if the team can keep up their winning streak.

Salah's goal-scoring form has been impressive so far, and his ability to deliver under pressure will be crucial in the team's success.

Despite the lack of pressure, Salah admitted that the team is feeling confident about their chances this season.

'We're feeling good about ourselves, and we're looking forward to the next match,' he said.

Liverpool's upcoming clash is set to be a thrilling encounter, with fans eagerly anticipating the outcome.

Salah's statement will be put to the test as the Reds look to continue their winning streak and make a strong case for the title.

Will Salah and his teammates be able to keep up their impressive form, or will the pressure eventually catch up with them?

Only time will tell, but for now, the Egyptian international remains unfazed by the hype surrounding Liverpool's record-breaking start.