Mohamed Salah returned to the field after a four-match hiatus, and his comeback was anything but ordinary—it was historic. In the 16th round of the English Premier League, Liverpool defeated Brighton 2-0 at home, with the Egyptian star entering the match as a substitute in the 26th minute.
After coming on, Salah revitalized the team’s attacks. During the match, he provided one assist, playing a crucial role in securing the victory. Most importantly, this assist became a historic milestone for Salah.
With this contribution, Mohamed Salah set a new record in the Premier League for the most goal involvements (goals + assists) by a player for a single club. He has now registered a total of 277 goals and assists in a Liverpool shirt, surpassing the previous record held by Wayne Rooney.
It is worth noting that Salah joined the Reds in the summer of 2017. Since then, he has scored 188 goals and provided 89 decisive assists in the English championship. These achievements have made him one of the most prolific players in Liverpool’s history.
The Egyptian forward once again demonstrated his impact on the team's game every time he steps onto the pitch. Breaking a record even as a substitute highlights Salah’s status as a top-tier footballer. Fans are celebrating his new historic achievements with great joy.
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