Mo Salah pullovers off impressive trick shots … but some fans insist clip is fake

Mo Salah may have failed to Liverpool's title is stumbled at West Ham on Monday – but in a video on Instagram the Eygpt forward appeared to prove he has not lost any of it.

Salah has netted 19 times this season and still leads the race for the Golden Boot Premier League on 16.

But he is without a goal in Liverpool's last two games as the Reds drew with both Leicester and West Ham, and surrendered their lead atop the table.

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Mo Salah performed two amazing trick shots in a video posted on his Instagram account

After firing a ball through the tire the Liverpool forward on a can of Pepsi on top of it

By Thursday, however, the 26-year-old seemed to have rediscovered his shooting boots.

In a video entitled 'Behind the scenes …' The Liverpool forward could be seen firing a ball through a tire before grabbing a can of Pepsi, placing it atop the tire, and performing keepy-ups back to his mark.

After an onlooker asks him to perform a 'no-look finish', Salah hits a volley on the swivel and knocks the cannibal.

Some users online questioned whether the amazing strikes were real or not, but what is certain that Salah possesses a deadly eye for goal.

The forward reaches 50 Premier League goals more quickly than any Liverpool player in history.

Salah then performed keepy-ups back to his mark before firing a volley on the turn at the can

In a clip some fans claim is fake, Salah fires the ball straight into the can before celebrating

Speaking on Thursday, another Reds icon, Robbie Fowler, was full of praise for Salah and told the story of Egypt.

'It can be a case of other players or other staff like the manager saying,' he said, 'he told the club's website .

It is not unbelievably greedy or unbelievably selfish so I do not read much about it, but I think it is a bit of a game. to be a great goalscorer. I think at times you need to have a little bit of selfishness.

'I'm not saying that it's a good thing, but if you look at it you're playing for Liverpool or not – they've always had that little bit of greed in them, so it's good for him and it's certainly good for us. '