Mohamed Salah has improved one of its attributes to “insecure” this season, according to Gary Neville.
The Liverpool star has been dragging record books and became its highest scorer in the 2-0 victory at Manchester City on Sunday.
It is the top scorer in the Premier League with 25 goals and leads the road with 16, both by a margin of six on their closest rival.
His contract still expires at the end of the season, a shock for a player who is in strong containment by the Golden Ball with Liverpool looking at the crowns of the Premier League, and the Carabao Cup.
And for Neville, Salah has improved his strength to the point that he is making some of the best players in the league look 'young children'.
“It has been class for five, six, seven, eight, nine years, for a long time that has been in Liverpool,” said Manchester United's legend in Podcast Gary Neville.
Mo Salah has become 'unjustible' due to their strength, causing men to look like 'little children'
The Liverpool hero is breaking records at an alarming rate and leads the scoring and assistance lists
Gary Neville says that Salah's game has become “so polished and so perfect” despite being 32
'When I see it right now, you can't play.
'Psychologically, he is in the head of the opponent he faces.
“You know when you play against someone where you think:” I'm going to crush it, I'm going to hit him, I'm going to cross it, “you can't, he's like a brick wall.
'That ball is played with him 40, 50 yards from Alisson in his chest, and is holding (Josko) Gvardiol, who has 6 feet 3 inches, as if he were a small child, and has been doing it all season. Maybe I haven't seen that in the past.
'I know that it has always been strong and always has a great center of gravity, and has strength extensively, as it used to say. Sometimes, players against whom you would play as a backup, you used to think that what they would do as an extreme, were quite slight.
'Salah no, but it is probably compared to Gvardiol, and he takes out his arm and you think: “I can't even move!” And that is what Salah is at this time.
'When the ball passes through (virgil) van dijk in the second half, an 80 -yard pass, you only know that it will instantly depress it in a six pence.
'Everything is so polished and so perfect and so slow. And when I say slowly, being in the final third is the most frantic place in the football field, but everything feels so compound and slow camera when it is in the ball.
“You know that the pass is going to play at the right time, you know that it will be the correct weight of the pass, you know that the right cross will play, you know it will be efficient in its shooting.
Salah appeared with a goal and an assistance when Liverpool beat Manchester City 2-0 on Sunday
Neville has compared it with the Man United Eric Cantona icon for its game's winning skill
'It is absolutely at the top of its game, it is a different level from the league this season in terms of its performance levels. It is world class.
'Liverpool will be desperate to try to keep it. It is one of the best players that the Premier League has seen. That is 11 games this season, he has had a goal and an assistance, it is incredible, absolutely incredible.
'You always have to be the most grateful for the player who wins the game, because that is the most difficult and special. That is what Salah has gone and done.
'When I look back in my career, particularly my first title season when (Eric) Cantona scored individual goals, he only thought, that is the player of difference.
'The player who delivers at the most challenging moment, in the Quid of the season, where the title is at stake, are you playing the best teams, which will stand up and win the game? That is what Salah is for Liverpool.
'This is how the world class looks. It appears in the biggest moments, and has done it here in the city.