The English celebrate Sala .. and are surprised not to celebrate the goals

Mohamed Salah scored Liverpool's winning goal in the match against Napoli on Tuesday in the match that led them to the last round of the Champions League and the decision to qualify for the sixteenth, the Egyptian star made the one of Wednesday's newspapers in England, topped with the main pages of many English news sites.
The praises were praised after the decisive goal that was enough to qualify Liverpool for the second round at the expense of Naples, as well as for his talent to score the goal against the stubborn defender of Naples, but questions were also raised as to why for which the Egyptian star did not celebrate his goals.
At Anfield Stadium, Mohamed Salah's encouragement was overwhelming when he scored Liverpool's goal in the 34th minute when defender Calido Coulibaly cleverly pitched the ball into David Ospina's net to qualify for second place group C. German team leaders.
"Mohamed Salah brings a magic touch that leads Liverpool to the second round of the Champions League, with a tough win over Napoli," The Daily Telegraph reported on its website.
"Another European night of a special kind for Liverpool, one night in Anfield where Salah scored another great goal, the nerves were tight and the opportunities missed, but the team managed to get through the round of 16. "
"Salah's offensive trio, Roberto Fermeno and Sadio Mani, have regained their position last season and have been refreshed, even though Mani's special opportunities have not been exploited."
"Salah Salah led Liverpool to the second round of the Champions League with a magnificent individual effort and Salah once again played the role of the hero in Liverpool, breaking the silence in the 34th minute," the paper said, adding that Salah had managed to deceive the keeper and then skillfully direct the goal. Strong in the net.
The same newspaper highlighted the reaction of the supporters of Naples, where a picture of a cheerleader published in the stands was in tears, while she was scoring the Liverpool goal, although it was not the same. he came in the first period.
"After Mohammed Salah arrived in Liverpool at Anfield, a fan of Naples appeared in the stands, even though the match was in the 38th minute."
However, the Daily Star has focused on the fact that Salah has not celebrated the mark of goals and has followed the reactions of Liverpool fans and their questions via social media.
"He kept quiet when he managed a hat trick in the match that ended in a 4-0 win against Bournemouth last Saturday and acted the same way after David Ospina hit the net. against Napoli, "the newspaper said. Heroes ".
She added that fans were quickly wondering why Salah had not celebrated the event. She quoted an admirer who had said via Twitter: "Why does not Salah celebrate ?!", said another: "Mohammed Salah does not like to celebrate his goals."
"I ask someone to explain it to me," said another fan. "Mohammed Salah scored a triple and a bigger goal for Napoli, why not celebrate?"