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Mohamed Salah has solidified his status as a living legend at Liverpool, capping off one of the greatest individual seasons in Premier League history to help the club clinch their 20th English top-flight title.
With 28 goals and 18 assists so far, Salah’s combined total of 46 goal contributions has set a new Premier League record for a 38-game season, with the record of 47 still within reach.
Arriving at Anfield in 2017 from Roma, Salah’s early career was marked by struggles for consistency, having failed to impress during his time at Chelsea.
However, his renaissance at Roma earned him a move to Liverpool, where he quickly became the club’s talisman. His debut season saw him score 44 goals, and he led the Reds to the Champions League final.
Dubbed “The Egyptian King,” Salah’s influence on and off the pitch has been immense. He has helped Liverpool secure their first Premier League title in 30 years, along with multiple other trophies, including the Champions League and domestic cups.
Recognised as one of the top goal scorers in Premier League history, his contributions have earned him widespread admiration.
Salah’s impact extends beyond football, as he has used his platform to advocate for gender equality in the Arab world and humanitarian causes.
Despite his age, Salah’s rigorous fitness regime has allowed him to remain one of the world’s top players, and his influence under new manager Arne Slot has been pivotal in Liverpool’s continued success.
