Liverpool star is at risk of punishment for celebrating the goal

Both of them in Liverpool Cody Jacob and Mohamed Salah were subject to scrutiny because of their celebrations of targets against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, while the Dutch striker may face the penalty of the FA.

Jaco III abolished in Liverpool 5-1 From Tottenham, which confirmed its status as champions in the Premier League this weekend, tearing his group to reveal a jacket that reads “I belong to Jesus.”

According to Law 4 in FA booklet: “The equipment should not have any political, religious, personal, or data slogans. Players should not reveal underwear that shows political, religious, personal, or data, or pictures or advertisements other than the manufacturer’s logo.

“For any crime, the player and/or team will be punished by the competition organizer, the National Football Association or by FIFA.”

It remains to see what it is – if any – the penalty is removed to the Dutch, which seemed to be inspired by Kaka. The legendary Brazilian midfielder wore a jacket with the same message in the same line while carrying out a championship for Milan in 2007 Champions League Final against Liverpool.

Salah scored Liverpool’s fourth goal afternoon. The Egyptian striker, who represented many of his strikes this season with the stolen celebration of the UFC Pereira Fighter, took a personal photo with the Enfield crowd.

The heavy striker explained this change in the path after the match. And he told BBC Sport.

While Salah is hardly the first scorer to convert the camera on himself, the eyebrows were raised through the equipment used. LiverpoolTalisman grabbed the Google Pixel from a club employee who was placed behind the goal, which led some to predict whether this was part of the guerrilla warfare of the technology company, which is one of the team’s sponsors.

Even if it was a pre -planned cooperation with Google, there will be no punishment for Salah.

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