Mohamed Salah Ranked The Best EPL Player In The World, In Terms Of Goal Contributions
According to latest statistics, Liverpool's Mohamed Salah is presently the top player in the Premier League tournament, based on the number of goals he has contributed since 2017/18. Take a look at the names of the players who made the top ten list down below.
1. Mohamed Salah - Salah is presently in top place on the list, having contributed 164 goals since the start of the 2017/18 Premier League season.
2. Harry Kane - At the top of the standings, Mohamed Salah is closely followed by Tottenham Hotspur captain Harry Kane, who has 136 goal contributions since 2017.
3. Son Heung-Min - Son, who shared the Premier League Golden Boot with Mohamed Salah in 2012/13, finished third on the list with 75 goals and 39 assists.
4. Raheem Sterling, who has 78 goals and 34 assists in his career.
Jamie Vardy is in fifth place with 91 goals and 21 assists.
Kevin De Bruyne, on the other side, is now listed as the 6th greatest player in the Premier League competition, having contributed 102 goals since 2017. For further information, see the image below. Note: Due to their current goal contributions since 2017, Bruno Fernandes, Cristiano Ronaldo, and other top players in the tournament did not make the top 10 list.
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