Following Jurgen Klopp, Mohammed Salah is welcoming Liverpool’s daring new future by showcasing a gorgeous new appearance.

And the Premier League’s top wind-up trader was quick to offer his opinion.

Mo Salah surprised fans by shaving off his facial hair and beard.

The celebrity shared this photo of his neatly groomed facial hair and shaved head.

To get ready for life under Arne Slot, the Egyptian sensation has chopped off his beard and shaven off his signature hair.

Salah appears to be prepared for a significant shift by making a significant one for himself.

In a picture shared on all of his social media platforms this morning, he debuted his new appearance.

Although Salah was dressed in similar shorts and a beige shirt, it was his hair that turned heads.

The forward’s mirror picture revealed that he had cut his hair and that his beard had grown far shorter than it had the previous weekend.

He merely included a smiling face emoji as a caption for the photo, offering little explanation for his decision to switch alter his look.

However, Neal Maupay could not pass up the opportunity to react, and he did so with an excellent tweet.

“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,” quips the striker, who was on loan at Brentford from Everton for the entire previous season. Brother, welcome to the slap head club.

Neal Maupay intervened and responded in a humorous way.

However, the sly remark did not sit well with some of Salah’s most devoted fans.

“Does Salah even know your name?” one person retorted.

“You’ve been trying to imitate a Premier League striker for the past five years,” said another retaliatory statement.

“If there was a Ballon d’Or for being online all the time, you’d win it,” stated a third.

However, a fourth person said, “I love it for him, even though he’s the biggest troll in the EPL.”

Salah will now leave for his summer vacation before coming back to Liverpool to play out the remaining year of his current £350,000-per-week deal.

Despite having only played for Anfield under Klopp thus far, he appears to be eager to work under Slot.

Salah also took to X earlier in the week to promise the club’s supporters something following an unimpressive campaign finale.

“We understand that winning is what matters, and we’ll do everything in our power to ensure that happens next season,” he wrote.

“We will fight like hell because our fans deserve it.”

Since joining Liverpool in the Premier League in 2017, Salah has tallied 155 goals for the team.

In addition to winning numerous honors, he has also earned three Golden Boots.

Twelve months after winning the Champions League, the celebrity won the championship in 2020.

In addition, Salah owns one FA Cup medal and two League Cup medals.

In addition, he has won the Community Shield, Uefa Super Cup, and Fifa Club World Cup.