korlahwarleh:
There is no basis for comparison. They play for different clubs whose style of play differs. What the coaches of the clubs require/will require from both will also be different. It depends on what the coach wants.
If you want someone with sharp and fast counter attacking football, and one that can run behind the defence, you'll probably go for Salah. If you want someone that can face, torment and take the ball to the opposition defenders, you'll go for Hazard.
The closest person you can compare with Hazard in Liverpool is Coutinho, because they play almost the same way. Both have their strength and weaknesses also.

agbangam:



Nigerians most times watch English Premier league and we just believe dat those players playing in premier league are better off than other players in other leagues. how many of us watch Seria A (AS Roma) or Switzerland League (Basel)
Salah has more experience than Hazard, Salah has proven to be not only an experience player but a very important player in every team he has played for.
If only Morinho had been patient with d likes of Salah and Debruyne Chelsea wud have been like d present day Man City. Salah is a superb player, he has great pace, quality passes, dribbles so well, great strength (d guy no dey tire) and above all can score any day any time.
From Zamalek to Basel to Chelsea to Roma and Currently Liverpool, he has been delivering and u say he is upcoming Na wa for u ooo

Oluwasaeon:
Which fool made this comparison?

cstr1000:
Why the fucck would anybody compare hazard with salah?

That is an insult to hazard.

They have compared hazard with virtually every flavour of the month ranging from martial, depay, sanchez, KDB, e.et.c

BiafranBushBoy:
Harzar has more experience

Salah is still a raw talent that is getting matured.

No comparisons, Hazard is better.

I am a Monaco Fan BTW.

unite4real:


At least, a family member of the aspirants will vote and a winner will be declared. much people are not needed to declare a winner. the constitution says, a simple majority of votes cast