- The family of Louis Fowler live close to Liverpool’s Melwood training base
- The 11-year-old and his younger brother were looking out for their favorite superstars before citing Salah
- Louis however crashed into a lamppost as he was trying to run after Salah's car
- The Liverpool superstar visited Louis at his home to check if he was alright and cheer him up
Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah has once again showed his class off the pitch after visiting a young fan who injured himself while chasing after his car as he was leaving training.
Excited Louis Fowler ran into a lamppost, hitting his face while trying to keep up with Salah, leaving his nose bloodied.
But when he returned home, he saw Salah's car parked by his house and was stunned when the Egyptian came to check on him and cheer him up, the Liverpool Echo reports.
The duo took a photo together with Louis in his Liverpool kit and bloodied face as Salah asked the youngster: "Why are you running like that?"
Louis said on GMB: "I had a really bloody nose, someone took me home back to my front garden and I just saw Salah's car by our house.
"I was still spaced out so I didn't really know what was happening, but he got out of his car and posed for a picture," he revealed.
Louis had his nose re-set in the hospital and is now recovering at home with a story that he will likely be telling for ages.
Louis' family live close to Liverpool’s Melwood training base and kids around the neighbourhood are said to have spent all summer trying to get a glimpse of their heroes.
“He’s such a superstar, I was just so shocked. It was really congested outside the training ground, so for him to turn his car round and check is just such a nice gesture,” Louis' stepfather, Joe Cooper, divulged.
Source: Tuko.co.ke
