FULL LIST: Every record Mohamed Salah has broken at Liverpool
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- Mohamed Salah has broken numerous club and Premier League records during his nine years at Liverpool.
- He is Liverpool's all-time top Premier League goalscorer and the highest-scoring African player in the league's history.
- Salah holds records for most assists for Liverpool and is joint-most for Premier League Golden Boots, sharing the record with Thierry Henry.
Mohamed Salah's tenure at Liverpool has been a remarkable journey of rewriting the club's record books, extending far beyond goals and trophies. Since his arrival in 2017, the Egyptian forward has consistently performed at an elite level, setting new benchmarks in the Premier League and European competitions.
Salah is now Liverpool's all-time leading Premier League goalscorer, having netted 191 goals for the club in the competition. He surpassed Robbie Fowler's long-standing record in March 2023 during a dominant 7-0 victory over Manchester United. Across his career, Salah has scored 193 Premier League goals, placing him fourth on the all-time list behind Alan Shearer, Harry Kane, and Wayne Rooney.
Beyond scoring, Salah also leads as the highest-scoring and most-assisting African player in Premier League history. His 94 assists in the league, including one for Liverpool against Brentford, put him one ahead of former captain Steven Gerrard and joint-sixth overall with Dennis Bergkamp. His former teammate Sadio Manรฉ and Didier Drogba follow him in the rankings for African goalscorers.
Furthermore, Salah has achieved joint-most Premier League Golden Boots, with four titles, matching Thierry Henry's record. He secured these accolades in the 2017/18, 2018/19, 2021/22, and 2024/25 seasons. His consistent excellence has cemented his legacy as one of Liverpool's greatest players and a significant figure in English football history.
His legacy is built on sustained excellence and historic achievements that firmly place him among Liverpoolโs greatest ever players.
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