Mohamed Salah says Roma ‘just need a spark’ and predicts they’ll beat Juventus 2-1.
The Giallorossi travel to Turin on Sunday evening, aiming to stop the Old Lady’s winning streak and put themselves back in the Scudetto picture.
“We have an obligation to aim high,” Salah told La Stampa.
“It’ll be a game without calculations, both teams will play to win. I can’t see a draw.
“What will the score be? Like the first game, 2-1 to us. They’re strong, very strong, but so are we.
Mohamed Salah says Roma ‘just need a spark’ and predicts they’ll beat Juventus 2-1.
The Giallorossi travel to Turin on Sunday evening, aiming to stop the Old Lady’s winning streak and put themselves back in the Scudetto picture.
“We have an obligation to aim high,” Salah told La Stampa.
“It’ll be a game without calculations, both teams will play to win. I can’t see a draw.
“What will the score be? Like the first game, 2-1 to us. They’re strong, very strong, but so are we.
“All we need is a spark to start winning and dream big. There’s still a long way to go, we’re not out of anything.”
Salah joined the Lupi from Chelsea this summer, and discussed the differences between English and Italian football.
“In Italy it’s tactical, and you can feel it. It’s a fundamental aspect, I’m learning a lot. In England, no, you only ever play to win.
“There are never weaker teams who renounce the idea of attacking.”
The Egyptian winger’s transfer was controversial, with Fiorentina attempting to get him banned after he refused to return to the Viola.
“I know the situation, and I never think about it. I don’t want to sound arrogant, but I know how things went.”