Mohamed Salah became the highest-paid player in Liverpool history when he signed a new contract until 2025 last summer
In recent weeks, it feels like Mohamed Salah has been breaking Liverpool records every week.
This season alone, he has surpassed Michael Owen, Sir Kenny Dalglish and Robbie Fowler in the Reds' all-time top scorer rankings, while his first win over Brentford last weekend saw him leveled. with Steven Gerrard with 186 goals in fifth place. The strike against the Bees was his 30th goal of the season and also his 100th at Anfield, as it made him the first Liverpool player to score in nine home games. consecutive.
A few weeks earlier, against Leeds United, the Egyptian had overtaken Fowler to become the Premier League's all-time leading left-footed scorer. Meanwhile, he has scored 13 goals in the last 16 appearances to help the Red Devils break into the top 4 soon. With three games left of the season, you can expect the 30-year-old to overtake Gerrard in Liverpool's scorers rankings before the end of the month, and once again break the 20-goal mark at Premier League. Of course, if he hadn't missed the penalties against AFC Bournemouth and Arsenal, he would already have such records. Whether his efforts will be enough to put football in the top 4, only time will tell.
Looking back, it's remarkable that, given the Reds' poor form for most of the season, just a few months ago Salah was seen as having a campaign of silence as spectators questioned the wisdom of answering. the highest salary for you. player in the club's history last summer.
As for the record, he needed 2 goals in the last 3 games of the season for Liverpool to score the second-best comeback of his career, second only to his sublime effort in 2017/18 when he announced his arrival. Anfield with record . - Score 44 goals. Of course, his impact may have been overshadowed this year by Erling Haaland at Manchester City. Joining Borussia Dortmund in a £51.2m deal last summer, the Norwegian has scored a staggering 35 Premier League goals in his first campaign in England to break broke several of Salah's records, while his tally was 51 as he ended the campaign as a three-time winner with Pep Guardiola's side.
Jurgen Klopp was asked about Salah's tally during his latest press conference, suggesting the Egyptian is in danger of being overlooked due to Haaland's own record total of goals. Faced with such a series of questions in various forms over the past few weeks, the Germans have come up with the perfect answer.
"No, not from us, not from the Liverpool fans, maybe from you," Klopp told reporters. “This question is not the first I have heard. Not from us.
"I have said many times already, he will be the greatest player of all time when he finishes his career, but now he is still in his career. If you see Mo every day , there are still some good years left in his leg and in his body and the numbers will improve. That's absolutely amazing. "No, we don't ignore it, but when the question is asked, you can often commit a crime by ignoring it."
In fact, Salah was in even better form at the start of last season as he scored a staggering 15 goals in the first 12 games of the campaign, with an overall tally of 23 goals in 26 games as he to Africa. Nations Cup mission in January 2022.
In fact, his international feats have derailed him. He will
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