Ben Foster was at the end of some Mohamed Salah magic as the winger scored a goal past him in Liverpool's 5-0 win against Watford.
Speaking after the game, Foster said (via the Liverpool Echo): "There are times when he gets the ball that as a goalkeeper he just worries you. He can do anything. Go inside, outside, drop a shoulder and his movement is incredible, and his work-rate.
"That is the bit I like the most. The fact he is so willing to run and so willing to work and it is a rare quality in a player that has all the other attributes as well.
"He can do anything: go inside, outside, drop a shoulder, his movement is incredible. As a keeper, you think, 'Oh my God, don't let him shoot.’
"I wouldn't disagree with Klopp's assessment that he is one of the best players in the world at the moment."
Salah has arguably been the world's best player this season so far, scoring 10 goals and assisting 4 more in only 10 appearances.
His playmaking has also improved, as has his ability to beat multiple defenders - Foster's praise just proves how good the forward is right now.
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