Salah's worst habit revealed as Lovren bromance reaches new heights

Liverpool stars Mohamed Salah and Dejan Lovren have shown off their close relationship in a special video.

The duo, who have been close pals since the Egyptian's arrival in 2017, have now featured in the latest episode of 'Bezzies'.

In the eight-minute video produced by Liverpool, Salah and Lovren answer a series of questions to test their friendship level.

The clip opens with Salah admitting what he does to keep his, as he later describes, "moody" team-mate calm.

The No.11 admits: "I have to treat him like a little baby, 'Stay calm, easy Dejan everything is good'. Sometimes I give him chocolate to keep him calm."

In the footage the pair also discuss each others worst habits.

The Croatia international reveals it is his colleague's inability to put his shoes fully on his feet.

Whereas Salah thinks Lovren's worst habit is his changing moods.

Lovren responds: "Yeah because of you, what can I do? If you don't score my mood is changing quickly!"

When asked who Lovren's first Liverpool goal came against Salah says: "The only goal I remember is the one against Dortmund.

"You were very happy and the way you celebrate and you still talk about the goal for five years now," he jokes.

The defender is later quizzed on how many personal accolades his team-mate won for his record-breaking 2018.

Lovren thinks the answer is: "15 or 16", but the winger proudly corrects him revealing the answer is "thirty" after adding up each award.

The two often share funny videos and pictures on social media but remarkably Salah admits he has only ever liked one of his pals pictures on Instagram.

The centre-half tells: "I was liking my own picture on his Instagram account, so that's the honest answer, zero."

Another question put to Lovren is: "Which team-mate can Mo not understand?"

The former Southampton player reveals: "Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson. He's asking me to translate it back, so I'm a translator for him."

Salah then answers: "Robbo's the first one, I want to record what he's saying and then hear it five times to understand what he is saying. Robbo slow down and take it easy!"