Mohamed Salah decided to cut off his recognizable afro, and he shocked followers on social media on Saturday by showcasing his surprising new hairstyle and toned abdomen.

The Egyptian last month hinted at his new look on Instagram and seems pleased with the result. His fans are “convinced” that he had a hair transplant last summer.

Not only is Salah’s appearance at Liverpool altering, though. Next season, the 32-year-old forward’s squad will be managed by Arne Slot, who is preparing for his Premier League debut, potentially marking the start of a new era.

This summer, Jurgen Klopp declared he was hanging up his boots at Anfield, capping a nine-year successful run with the team.

Salah shared a photo of his holiday poolside with torn abs on social media on Saturday, revealing his whole makeover.

Mohamed Salah showed off his new hairstyle and shredded physique in a post on social media

Supporters claim that the 32-year-old appears to have had a hair transplant since the end of the season.

Within hours of its publication, the post received over 58,000 likes and four million views overall.

A fan remarked, “Mo Salah is the 6288915th example of men getting better with age.”

Another said, “I’ve never seen a player boost his aura after a buzz cut.”

“Three things in life are certain,” joked another enthusiast. Mo Salah concluded the season with 10 assists and 19 goals. Death, taxes, and all that.

One fourth fan remarked, “I’ve had a theory since I was about 12 that footballers play infinitely better when they’ve had a fresh trim.” Congratulations, Mo, on your 40 G/A for the next season.

“While everyone else is stressing, our leading man is out there having a proper holiday,” remarked the fifth respondent. That’s wonderful for him. 

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The Liverpool fans conversed about the Egyptian’s new look in the article’s comments section.

In his sixth season at Anfield, the Egyptian proved to be as crucial for the Reds as ever, despite suffering a hamstring injury in the new year.

18 Premier League goals in 32 appearances was his lowest league total since joining the squad in 2017, a statistic that only serves to emphasize his incredible achievements at Anfield.