What Mohamed Salah was seen doing in the Liverpool tunnel before Roma game sums up kind of person he is

Mohamed Salah was once again the star of the show in Liverpool’s Champions League semi-final victory over Roma.

The PFA Player of the Year netted two first half goals to kill the leg before the break, and later set up Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino to put the icing on the cake.

Salah showed his class down on the pitch by refusing to celebrate his goals against Roma, who he left to sign for Liverpool in the summer for £35million.

But the forward had in fact demonstrated the kind of person he is before a ball had even been kicked at Anfield, by how he conducted himself in the tunnel.

BT Sport cameras kept an eye on the Egyptian as he lined up alongside his Reds team-mates before making his way onto the pitch.

However, Salah couldn’t resist greeting his friends at Roma. In fact, he took it one step further by hugging each and every one of them.

This isn’t the first time Salah has proven himself to be a classy individual, after news emerged he asked Jurgen Klopp if one of his Liverpool team-mates could join him at the PFA awards.

Salah was once again the star of the show for Liverpool (Image: REUTERS)

The reason for this is that Salah wanted the Liverpool team to be represented on the night, not just him.

Klopp agreed and sent Reds captain Jordan Henderson along to the bash, where Salah beat Kevin De Bruyne to the top prize.

Liverpool fans watching their clash with Roma at home on Tuesday, spotted Salah’s latest show of kindness in the tunnel before the game, and took to Twitter to react.

It seems this man can do no wrong at the moment.