MOHAMED SALAH has impressed fans by showing off his hulking physique as he keeps fit at home during the coronavirus lockdown.
The Egyptian had already been in top shape for most of the season to help Liverpool to the brink of their first Premier League crown before football was suspended.
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Mohamed Salah has been flaunting his ripped physique on InstagramCredit: Instagram
The Liverpool superstar has been working hard to keep fit during the coronavirus lockdownCredit: Instagram
It is uncertain when the 27-year-old and his Reds teammates will resume their title charge with plans yet to be decided on a resumption date.
But Salah has proven that he hasn’t taken it easy at home with a snap of himself posing in black joggers and flexing his chiselled six-pack on Instagram.
Liverpool team-mate Dejan Lovren quickly replied: “So you do have photo sessions at home.”
Yet fans were bowled over by the snap, with one commenting: “Seems that the Egyptian King is staying fit while at home.”
Another said: “Get that work in King.”
SunSport documented Salah’s incredible body transformation from the scrawny striker who flopped at Chelsea to Liverpool hero earlier this year.
The former Roma ace’s topless celebration to mark his first goal against Manchester United back in January became one of the moments of the season.
Alongside working out, Salah has also been busy donating thousands of tons of food and fresh meat to families in his hometown of Nagrig.
The Egypt international sent the supplies to poverty-hit residents along with advice on how to stay safe during the coronavirus outbreak.
The footballer’s father, Salah Ghaly, revealed the village has been sanitised and locals have been given facemasks to prevent the spread of Covid-19, which has caused 264 deaths in the North African country.
It is believed Salah’s latest donations add up to around £405,000 in total.
Mo Salah’s amazing body transformation from skinny Chelsea flop to ripped Liverpool superstar
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
