Salah Participates in Kop Kids Difficult Questions Challenge

Mohamed Helba

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has taken part in the Kop Kids Difficult Questions challenge on Friday.

Kop Kids is a program broadcasting via Liverpool's official channel on Youtube. During the program, the iconic Egyptian star made an interactive conversation with the LFC Women U9 team, revealing some secrets about his personal life.

"The result was an engaging and amusing conversation between the youngsters and the superstar as he opened up on his life on and off the pitch, what the club means to him, and much more," Liverpool's official website reported.

The difficult questions challenge began when a kid asked Salah to repeat "Scouse" words after her and say the meaning of them, but the iconic Egyptian star found it hard and made fun of himself. "So now I have to improve my English and improve another language here," he said.

He was also quizzed by another girl, who asked him about his mother, saying, "what would your mom describe you as?"

[caption id="attachment_91111" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] The iconic Egyptian star made an interactive conversation with LFC Women U9[/caption]

"I also smile a lot. she'd describe me as a polite man. she doesn't know what is behind, but she 'd describe me as a polite man" the 27-year old answered.

He also talked about his love for cats as he said that he has two cats entitled Boss and Scrub.

"My daughter loves cat, so I got two; Boss and Scrub. I did not decide the names, to be honest, my daughter decided the names." Mo explained.

[caption id="attachment_91110" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] The iconic Egyptian star in a funny shot with LFC Women U9[/caption]

Two kids from the LFC Women U9 team deceived Mo in a funny shot when they asked him to stand and pass the ball between his both legs.

"Can You stand up please, Mo? Can you put your hands on your hips, face me please and follow me," the two girls said to trick him. Mo Salah's responded to their tricky with a smile saying " No way."