Drogba takes sly dig mourinho hails salah

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So, Didier Drogba, the former Chelsea striker, has taken a subtle dig at Jose Mourinho, his former manager, while praising Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool forward.

Drogba, known for his impressive goal-scoring record and leadership skills, has been vocal about his admiration for Salah's performances on the pitch. In a recent interview, he praised Salah's work rate, saying: "He's a player who always gives his best, always runs, always presses. He's a player who is always involved in the game."

However, when asked about Mourinho's tactics, Drogba couldn't help but take a subtle jab at his former manager. He said: "I think some managers, they try to make the game more difficult than it is. They try to make the players more tired than they need to be. But Salah, he's a player who always finds a way to score goals, no matter what the situation is."

It's clear that Drogba is hinting that Mourinho's tactics, which often focus on defensive solidity and counter-attacking, might not be the most effective way to play football. He's implying that Salah's success is due to his ability to adapt to different situations and find ways to score goals, rather than relying on a specific system or strategy.

Mourinho, of course, has a reputation for being a master tactician, but his teams have sometimes been criticized for being overly defensive and lacking creativity. Drogba's comments might be seen as a veiled criticism of Mourinho's approach, but it's worth noting that Drogba has always been a fan of attacking football and has spoken out about the importance of playing with flair and creativity.

What do you think about Drogba's comments? Do you agree with him that Mourinho's tactics can sometimes be too defensive?