Liverpool football star Mo Salah wears jedi-style hooded coat as he goes for a spin in his Bentley 

It’s MO-bi Wan Kenobi! Liverpool football star Mo Salah wears jedi-style hooded coat as he goes for a spin in his Bentley

  • Salah donned the cardigan as he headed for lunch in Alderley Edge, Cheshire 
  • Kept cardigan wrapped around head to keep a low profile as he got into his car 
  • Follows more controversy over alleged diving after Liverpool beat Brighton  

Mo Salah opted for a Jedi-style hooded coat while taking his new Bentley for a spin on Monday. 

The Liverpool star, 26, donned the intergalactic item as he headed for lunch in the affluent village of Alderley Edge in Cheshire on Monday. 

He kept the knitted cardigan wrapped around his head to keep a low profile as he got behind the wheel before driving off into town. He finished off his look with ripped jeans and heavy black boots.

Salah on Monday

The Liverpool star, 26, donned the intergalactic item as he headed for lunch in the affluent village of Alderley Edge in Cheshire on Monday

That was shortly after netting a winning goal against Brighton to bolster Liverpool’s lead at the top of the Premier League.  

The Egyptian scored from a penalty that he won after going to ground in the box – sparking fresh accusations of diving. 

He was also recently brought down in the Reds huge victory over Arsenal, and now fingers are being pointed in his direction when it comes to winning decisions in the area. 

He kept the knitted cardigan wrapped around his head to keep a low profile as he got behind the wheel before driving off into town

He kept the knitted cardigan wrapped around his head to keep a low profile as he got behind the wheel before driving off into town

But his team-mate Andrew Robertson leapt to his defence, saying replays clearly show Salah was fouled by his opponents on each occasion. 

‘Every time it happens, we go back, everyone looks at the video, and you go, “Well, it’s not a dive”, Robertson said following the victory on the south coast, as Goal reported.

‘I was at the edge of the box and it was a stone-waller. If people are starting to say Mo has gone down easily, it’s not fair.

‘The one against Arsenal, especially, he got clipped three times. They still appealed. It’s a bit of desperation.’ 

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Salah posing with the 2018 African Footballer of the Year Award also called Ballon d'Or during an award ceremony in dakar on January 8, 2019

Obi-Wan Kenobi, left, and Salah posing with the 2018 African Footballer of the Year Award also called Ballon d’Or during an award ceremony in Dakar on January 8, 2019

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