What Mohamed Salah did after Liverpool Premier League title celebrations died down speaks volumes

Latest Liverpool news with Mohamed Salah back to his usual schedule despite winning the Premier League yesterday

Mohamed Salah already looks to be refocused on the task at hand just over 24 hours on from Liverpool winning the Premier League title. A 5-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield on Sunday was enough to crown them as champions with four games to play.

Salah was one of four Liverpool scorers on the day, with Destiny Udogie also netting an own goal. Luis Diaz initially cancelled out Dominic Solanke's opener, with Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo also on target before half-time.

In the 63rd minute, Salah grabbed his first non-penalty goal since late February, with the Egypt international strengthening his grip on the Premier League's golden boot.

Speaking to Sky Sports, following the final whistle, Salah said: "It's incredible. To win the Premier League with the fans is something special.

"This is way better (than five years ago). 100 per cent. Without Sadio (Mane), without Jurgen and without Bobby (Roberto Firmino), without everybody... it's more special with the fans.

"We have a different group now, a different manager, so that we've been able to show that we can do it again is something special.

"I wanted to win it at Anfield. The guys met last week to watch Arsenal versus Crystal Palace (who would have handed the title to Liverpool if they won).

"I didn't want to win it there, I wanted to win it at Anfield. It's something special and to be able to score and get this result is incredible."

Salah was later involved in the celebrations alongside his teammates before posting a picture, which showed him standing in front of the Kop, to social media.

The following day, Salah was active on Instagram, with the image uploaded showing clearly what he is doing.

Following another intense game, Salah posted a story of himself in what looks to be a sauna, which is great for muscle recovery.

Liverpool have just four games left this season, with the first of those to come this Sunday against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.