"Mané would eat Salah alive" - ​​Ex-footballer makes fun of FIFA 23

Created: 10/28/2022, 12:48 p.m

By: Caroline Metz

Is he the fastest?

Sadio Mané during the Champions League match against FC Barcelona © IMAGO/Bagu Blanco / PRESSIN

Sadio Mané and Mohamed Salah formed a fearsome attack at Liverpool FC.

For FIFA 23 players, the question now arises: who is actually the faster of the two?

Munich – Does Sadio Mané perform at Bayern Munich that everyone expects of him?

The discussions about the transfer of millions are still not abating.

It is clear that the new signing initially had difficulties settling in at FC Bayern and consistently retrieving his performance.

In the last few weeks, however, his performance curve has clearly been pointing upwards again.

Mané scored the first goal in the Champions League group stage match against Barcelona, ​​putting his side ahead and appearing more present and resourceful on the pitch than before.

Sadio Mané or Mohamed Salah – who is the faster of the two?

After all the criticism, the star striker may find it quite relaxing when the debate about his person turns to another topic: namely FIFA 23.

on his YouTube channel, ex-United star Patrice Evra made

fun of the fact that Sadio Mané was assigned the same speed as Mohamed Salah in the game.

For Evra, the Senegalese is clearly the faster of the two: "Mané is faster than Salah.

He would beat him in a race.

He would eat him alive," Evra said in a video.

From teammates to rivals

Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mané were team-mates at Liverpool FC last season until the Senegalese star striker decided to join the Bayern squad.

The two Africans formed a congenial attack at the Reds and won the Champions League and the English championship together.

Now they are rivals in the premier league, even if they haven't met in a game yet.

Both sides now seem to be suffering from the separation of the striker duo.

Mohamed Salah has only scored three times in the Premier League so far, and Liverpool have been in crisis since Mané's departure.

Expert Paul Merson called Liverpool's decision to part ways with the Senegalese "the worst deal ever".

He sees Mané's departure as the main cause of the Reds' problems.

Mané himself admitted a few weeks ago that it was not easy to cope with the many changes after his move.

Most recently, even his regular place in Bayern's starting XI wobbled.