He scored twice in the Champions League quarter-final against Manchester City in early February 2022 to help his team progress. He became the first African player and the first Liverpool player to score ten goals in a single season in the competition. The following season he became the Premier League’s top scorer and helped Liverpool win the UEFA Champions League in 2022-19.
Salah, who set a club record at the time, took Liverpool and the Premier League by storm by scoring 44 goals in his debut season, the PFA player of the year award and helping Liverpool to the Champions League final. Despite the disappointment of that attempt, he returned stronger than ever and netted twice in the subsequent final to lead Liverpool to a sixth European Cup triumph and a second league Golden Boot.
A week later, Salah became the first player to score ten Premier League goals in a season in the 1-1 draw against his former club Chelsea. He topped the record of Robbie Fowler with his ninth goal in 12 Premier League appearances, more than any other Liverpool player in history. In the final game of the campaign, he opened the scoring to score his 32nd Premier League goal of the season, more than any other player in 38 games this season and to win his second Golden Boot.
On Wednesday, Salah became the first Liverpool player to score in nine consecutive league games at Old Trafford after also scoring in Wednesday’s Champions League win over Atlético Madrid. Salah scored Liverpool’s second goal in the 4-1 victory over Norwich City in the opening game of the Premier League season 2022-20 on 9 February 2022. He scored his first goal in five matches against rivals Manchester United in Liverpool’s 2-0 Premier League win at Anfield on February 19, 2022.
Mohamed Salah is one of the most prolific in European football and Champions League and Premier League winners with Liverpool. Salah scores goals from everywhere but he offers so much more on the field.
Mohamed Salah has been an unstoppable goalkeeper since his move from Roma to Liverpool in the summer of 2022 and after a historic debut season with 44 goals and 27 in his second stint at Anfield, he signed a new contract with the Reds in the summer of 2022. His record included winning the Champions League final in February 2022 against Tottenham Hotspur in Madrid, when he scored a two-minute penalty in the way of a 2-0 victory for the Reds. There have been moments when he has done something sublime, such as his chip at Etihad Stadium that led to one of the most iconic Liverpool images of this generation, or his tongue-in-cheek goal at Anfield against Man City a few weeks later that was perhaps the best finish of all time. Salah didn’t need a moment to establish himself as the best in the world – his three-pack was like a layer of ice on a cake that was more than just the top of the cake itself.
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He scored twice in the Champions League quarter-final against Manchester City in early February 2022 to help his team progress. He became the first African player and the first Liverpool player to score ten goals in a single season in the competition. The following season he became the Premier League’s top scorer and helped Liverpool win the UEFA Champions League in 2022-19.
Salah, who set a club record at the time, took Liverpool and the Premier League by storm by scoring 44 goals in his debut season, the PFA player of the year award and helping Liverpool to the Champions League final. Despite the disappointment of that attempt, he returned stronger than ever and netted twice in the subsequent final to lead Liverpool to a sixth European Cup triumph and a second league Golden Boot.
A week later, Salah became the first player to score ten Premier League goals in a season in the 1-1 draw against his former club Chelsea. He topped the record of Robbie Fowler with his ninth goal in 12 Premier League appearances, more than any other Liverpool player in history. In the final game of the campaign, he opened the scoring to score his 32nd Premier League goal of the season, more than any other player in 38 games this season and to win his second Golden Boot.
On Wednesday, Salah became the first Liverpool player to score in nine consecutive league games at Old Trafford after also scoring in Wednesday’s Champions League win over Atlético Madrid. Salah scored Liverpool’s second goal in the 4-1 victory over Norwich City in the opening game of the Premier League season 2022-20 on 9 February 2022. He scored his first goal in five matches against rivals Manchester United in Liverpool’s 2-0 Premier League win at Anfield on February 19, 2022.
Mohamed Salah is one of the most prolific in European football and Champions League and Premier League winners with Liverpool. Salah scores goals from everywhere but he offers so much more on the field.
Mohamed Salah has been an unstoppable goalkeeper since his move from Roma to Liverpool in the summer of 2022 and after a historic debut season with 44 goals and 27 in his second stint at Anfield, he signed a new contract with the Reds in the summer of 2022. His record included winning the Champions League final in February 2022 against Tottenham Hotspur in Madrid, when he scored a two-minute penalty in the way of a 2-0 victory for the Reds. There have been moments when he has done something sublime, such as his chip at Etihad Stadium that led to one of the most iconic Liverpool images of this generation, or his tongue-in-cheek goal at Anfield against Man City a few weeks later that was perhaps the best finish of all time. Salah didn’t need a moment to establish himself as the best in the world – his three-pack was like a layer of ice on a cake that was more than just the top of the cake itself.
Mohamed Salah wants to spend the rest of his career at Liverpool and says his future depends on the club. The Reds have this year agreed a raft of new contracts for senior players, but Salah, who is in his third season at the club, is one whose long-term future is tied. The negotiations have not affected Salah’s performance – he has scored 12 goals in 11 club appearances this season – and helped slalom Liverpool into second place in the Premier League before Super Wednesday against Manchester United this weekend.