Liverpool supporters were moved to tears after Mohamed Salah’s daughters, Makka and Kayan, appeared in the club’s farewell documentary marking the departure of the Egyptian star from Anfield.
Nine years after arriving at the club, Salah’s anticipated exit had already left fans worldwide shaken — but it was the unexpected appearance of his two daughters that struck the deepest chord.
Dressed in Liverpool kits and standing on the Anfield pitch in front of the famous Kop end goal, the girls shared a moment supporters widely described as impossible to watch dry-eyed.
Makka, who has spent her formative years growing up alongside the club and has picked up a noticeable Scouse accent, delivered a message that quickly spread across social media. She spoke of having loved Liverpool from a young age, and though she never anticipated the day she would have to say goodbye, she drew comfort in knowing the family would always carry the club’s spirit with them.
The sentiment resonated deeply with fans who have seen Salah become something far greater than a footballer at Anfield — a figure representing loyalty, brilliance, and a golden period in the club’s history. From title-winning league campaigns to memorable European nights, the memories he created are ones supporters will carry for life. Yet watching his daughters bid farewell served as a powerful reminder that this departure goes beyond football — an entire family is leaving a city they made their own.
Social media was immediately flooded with responses from devastated supporters. Many admitted the footage had left them completely overwhelmed, while others celebrated the way the Salah family had genuinely embraced Liverpool as home.
One supporter remarked that the moment hurt far more than anticipated, adding that the family had become a permanent part of Liverpool’s story. Another described Makka’s Scouse-tinged goodbye as the most heartbreaking thing they had witnessed all season.
Wherever the road takes Mohamed Salah next, the connection between his family and Liverpool looks set to endure long after his final appearance at Anfield.
You’ll Never Walk Alone. ❤️
