Mo Salah Finishing Masterclass! | How To Train Like A Pro

Yo Kop of Fam, hello internet. My name is David Vianic and right now I have to admit I'm quite excited. I'm standing next to the Egyptian King, a Liverpool hero and Egyptian hero, Mohamed Salah aka Mo Salah, my friend. Hello. How are you doing today? Good, good. I'm excited for the challenge. I'm going to see who's going to beat the other. I'm going to try and beat you. Are we going to do some challenges? I'm comfortable about that. I've brought you to a bit of a tricky challenge. There is no reason. If you beat me, you beat me, but I don't think that will happen. If I beat you, can I get a season ticket? That's never going to happen. First one is your strong foot into either one. Three chances. You know what, I'll go first. Go. I'll go first. Strong foot. That's in. No, that's post. It's in, it's in. Surely, I think that's in. I think that's one. I've got one. I don't think so, but okay. Okay, come on Mo, you can't do this to me. You know what that was? Excellent finish. Okay. So one, I've got one, yeah? Two more. Yeah, but this was not in. That was in. Let the internet decide. You leave a comment. Was it in or not? Okay, last one. Two? You know what, I may look bad. There is some technique. Still a long time. That precision that we've seen for Liverpool and Egypt. Off the post. Pressure's on. Pressure's on, pressure's on. Next one. You won this one. Talk to me a little bit about your style of play. You're very creative. I change a lot, you know, because here at some games, you know, you have to play tight. The team, the other team know the way you play. So you have to change. You have to prepare yourself for that. So I feel like it's changed a lot because everyone says only speed. This year, it's got many goals with strength, with skills, with more power. So, you know, I feel it's changed a lot. How have you worked on this? How have you worked? I'm working. I'm working every day in the field and outside and in the gym. Even when I'm alone, I'm, you know, thinking about my weakness. And what about those moments? Because I remember against Tottenham, you went past four or five people and there's just a millisecond over the keeper. What is it in your head then? Is it just instinct or has it just become better as you've grown? That's the goal. I think for me, it's special because, you know, after 90 minutes and you keep your head in that level, yeah, you keep concentrate after 90 minutes. Yeah, you use your power. You use also your brain. So I feel it's a special goal for me. Even because the minute I scored, it was intense. It was an intense game anyway. All right. In between the crossbar, I won up to you on that one. Do you want to go first or me first? You go first. Yeah. All right. What's that? No, it's your training again. But does this count or not? Why not? It counts. Ah, that was training. What training? We did training. When you lose, you say training. We have to do three in a row. No, no one said it counts. All right, it counts. 1-0. Okay, I'll let you have that one. You're one of the world's best players, you know, I'll let you have that one. All right, two. Final, final. I know what, I'm gonna go for the lace. He's playing with me. This one, I think, yeah, you've got me this one. You beat me. He's already won this one. He's won it. He had one. I'm gonna move on to the weak foot now. Let me do three first. I'll go all three. All right. No training, no training. Come on. Okay. Why do you like this? You go. What's that? It's weak. You pass the ball there. Wait, wait, wait. Okay. I was actually aiming for this one. I know. Dude, this is difficult. That can never count. This looks like your first time you play football, but it's okay. It's left foot, man. What do you mean left foot? Just for walking. Just for walking and swimming, but I can't swim well. Can you swim? I can't do this one. Mo, your time to shine. Breaking records everywhere. Liverpool, Egypt, but can you beat me in this challenge? I think this is up there in the top somewhere. This is wise, Mashallah. You're better with your right foot. What is this? You say weakness. I'm showing you it's not weakness. Three. This isn't your weak foot. Your right foot is- Better than left. Yeah? Today, talk to me a little bit more about representing your nation. I saw against Congo, there's a moment. Yes. Congo score, 90th minute. You're on the pitch. There's agony. I can see it, all this passion, and then you go up and you score the penalty, but in between that, you're getting the crowd going. How did it switch? How did you switch back on and not go down? As I told you, I have a vision. I know it's too much pressure, but when they score a goal, I look into the watches. When I was on the ground, it was like 87 minutes. For me, I feel like my dream is over, but then I told myself, if other players saw me like that, if the fans see me like that, it would be difficult for them to accept. We have three minutes, maybe two minutes more, so I have to give everything in those five minutes. I feel like inside me was like, wow. I can't believe that happened. I can't accept that, but in the meantime, what I'm telling myself is, if the players see me like that, they will- But you've done it, and this last touch of the game to send your country to the World Cup, you haven't made it since 1990. Yes. What's the feeling after when it goes in and you've taken your country? Before I shoot, it was like, we get the penalty, I was there, then everyone in the stadium was like, hey, celebrate, and the players celebrate, and the players in the pens celebrate, then I feel like I have to score it. So my mind only was focused on the ball. I never saw myself focusing on something like that. And then after, was it the best moment ever? Yes, but you know something? I feel that after two days, the first day and the day after the game, I was feeling like it's a normal game and it's fine. I swear that's happened. Then after two days, I feel like, yeah, we'll go to the World Cup and I scored the goal in the last minute. That's I can't believe. Let's get the balls in. Touch and try and beat me. When you touch it, I can move. Okay. First ball. This doesn't count. This doesn't count. My friends helped me. Next one. I've got to make it difficult for you. Next ball. Oh, make it difficult. You want one more? How's the touch? How's the touch? No, no, no. All right. Well, Mohamed Salah, that was a good finish at the end. What's your ethos as a football player? How do you stay so grounded? I don't know. I've just been natural. I feel like we are all at the human being. So everyone's different than others just in his job. You know, I do my job because I love it. I do it in my way. So when you do your job because you love it, you do it in my way. But in the end, so nothing to make my head change. So every time I also have a chance to have my holiday, I go to my village. So also I live with my people. The rest is... I don't care about that. You keep it low. You don't care about all the limelight Instagram. It's okay because, you know, you have fans everywhere around the world. But, you know, it's my fans. I love them. In the end, we are a human being. Everyone do his job. Thank you very much. Best of luck. That was brilliant. Like, share, subscribe and guys, have a nice. Thank you. You have to end with have a nice. Have a nice. Thank you, brother.