Liverpool’s Egyptian King, Mohamed Salah, has once again inscribed his name in the club’s history books. With his goal against Southampton on Saturday, Salah moved up to third place on Liverpool’s all-time goalscoring chart, netting his 242nd goal for the Reds. This milestone further cements his legacy as one of the greatest players to ever wear the Liverpool shirt.

A Journey of Excellence
Since joining Liverpool from AS Roma in 2017, Salah has been a relentless force in front of goal. His first season at Anfield was nothing short of extraordinary, scoring 44 goals across all competitions and breaking the Premier League record for most goals in a 38-game season (32 goals). Over the years, he has continued to dominate the scoring charts, earning multiple Golden Boot awards and playing a pivotal role in Liverpool’s domestic and international triumphs.

Salah’s contributions have not been limited to just goals. His assists, attacking presence, and leadership have been crucial in Liverpool’s success under Jürgen Klopp. The 2018/19 Champions League triumph and the 2019/20 Premier League title win remain iconic moments where Salah played a starring role.

Breaking Records and Setting New Standards
Salah’s goal against Southampton was another testament to his brilliance. This season, he has already shattered multiple records, becoming the first player in Premier League history to score and assist in 11 different matches within a single campaign—an achievement that matches Lionel Messi’s record from the 2014/15 season. Additionally, he is the first player in the league to register at least 25 goals and 15 assists in a single season, underlining his status as not just a goalscorer but an all-round attacking maestro.

His latest achievement sees him overtake Liverpool legends such as Billy Liddell and Gordon Hodgson, leaving only Ian Rush and Roger Hunt ahead of him on the club’s all-time top scorer list.

The Road Ahead
At 32, Salah shows no signs of slowing down. His consistency, fitness, and hunger for goals suggest that surpassing Roger Hunt’s 285 goals may not be beyond reach. While Ian Rush’s 346-goal record remains a tall order, Salah’s longevity at the club could determine whether he will one day claim the top spot.

Liverpool fans worldwide continue to revel in the magic of Salah, a player who has transformed the club’s fortunes and continues to rewrite history. With every match, he inches closer to even greater records, and his legacy at Anfield is now indisputable.