Mohamed Salah made a surprise visit to a Liverpool primary school yesterday where he met pupils and staff.
Pupils at St Paul's Catholic Junior School in West Derby met the Liverpool FC forward on Wednesday afternoon.
Salah posed for photos with pupils and signed autographs while he was at the school.
During the visit, Salah spoke to children in eight different classes and took part in a Q&A session in which pupils quizzed the star over his career and his favourite players.
He also spoke to the children about his childhood and the importance of working hard in school.
Photos taken by the school show the Reds' forward fielding questions from pupils and posing for group pictures with excited students.
The visit was part of the club's Red Neighbours community initiative , which aims to support the local community including local schools.
Mo also presented the school with a signed shirt. The school said that it plans to use the shirt to raise money for the Owen McVeigh Foundation.
The school is close to the club's Melwood Training Ground.
Mr Jamie Luck, Headteacher at St Paul's Catholic Junior school, thanked Mo and praised the impact that his visit had on pupils at the school.
Mr Luck said: "It was fantastic to welcome Mo to St Paul's yesterday. The children, red or blue, were so excited to meet such a super star and an idol to so many.
"He spoke well to the children about his childhood and how important it is to work hard in school, to always try your best and to follow your dreams, exactly like he did.
"We wished him and the rest of the squad well for the rest of the season and his signed shirt will be used in school to raise money for the Owen McVeigh Foundation."
