“JUST GIVE ME THE BALL!” – EKITIKE MAKES BOLD HAT-TRICK PROMISE IF SALAH DELIVERS 

Confidence, Chemistry & Chaos Incoming? Ekitike’s Explosive Claim Has Brighton on Red Alert

 

The Premier League is no stranger to bold statements — but this one has instantly set social media ablaze.

 

> “If Salah passes me the ball, I’ll score a hat-trick against Brighton.”

 

 

 

Those were the fearless words reportedly spoken by Hugo Ekitike, and they’ve landed like a thunderbolt across the football world. No hesitation. No modesty. Just pure belief — and a clear message: give me the chances, and I’ll do the rest.

 

 

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Belief Backed by Brilliance

 

Ekitike didn’t frame it as arrogance. In his own words, it’s about movement, timing, and trust.

 

> “With a player like Salah, you only need the right movement,” he said.

“If he passes the ball to me in the right moments, I am confident I can score three goals against Brighton.”

 

 

 

That statement speaks volumes. It’s not just confidence in himself — it’s a glowing endorsement of Mohamed Salah’s vision, precision, and decision-making. According to Ekitike, when Salah is on the pitch, opportunities are inevitable.

 

 

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The Salah Effect

 

Salah has built a career on unlocking defenses with:

 

Killer through balls

 

Perfectly weighted passes

 

Relentless attacking pressure

 

 

Strikers thrive around him. And Ekitike clearly believes he could be the next to cash in big.

 

For defenders, this is nightmare fuel. One moment of hesitation, one mistimed step — and Salah’s pass could put Ekitike clean through on goal.

 

 

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Hat-Trick Talk That Raises the Stakes

 

Claiming you’ll score is one thing.

Claiming you’ll score three? That’s a declaration of war.

 

Brighton now know what’s coming:

 

Aggressive runs

 

Constant movement

 

A striker hungry to prove a point

 

 

Whether it’s mind games or supreme self-belief, one thing is certain — pressure has officially been applied.

 

 

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Fans Divided, Rivals Watching Closely

 

Some fans are calling it elite confidence. Others say it’s dangerous talk that invites scrutiny. But football thrives on moments like this — statements that turn ordinary fixtures into must-watch battles.

 

If Salah and Ekitike connect the way he believes they will, Brighton could be in for a very long night.

 

 

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Now the Ball Is on the Pitch

 

The challenge has been issued.

The partnership teased.

The spotlight intensified.

 

All that remains is the match itself — where words either become headlines… or haunt their author.