Mohamed Salah, captain of the Egyptian national team, is seeking to write a new chapter in his career in the Premier League, when he leads Liverpool against Arsenal this evening at the “Anfield” stadium, within the third round of “Premier League”, where he needs only one goal to be unique in the fourth place in the list of historical goalscorers for the competition.
Mohamed Salah on the threshold of a new achievement
Mohamed Salah is facing Arsenal with 187 goals in the English Premier League at Liverpool and Chelsea, the same balance that Manchester United legend Andy Cole carries. The scoring of a new goal against Arsenal means that the Egyptian star will go beyond Cole, to be unique in fourth place behind the trio Alan Sherrar (260 goals), Wayne Rooney (208 goals), and Harry Kane (213 goals).
Does Salah become the first foreigner up to 200 goals?
The ambition of Mohamed Salah does not stop when Andy Cole’s number is broken, as he needs 13 additional goals this season to reach the number 200 in his Premier League career. If he achieves this, he will be the first non -British player to reach this number, and the fourth player in the history of the competition in general is to reach this achievement.
The individual prize decorates the march of Mohamed Salah
Mohamed Salah continued to strengthen his position as one of the most prominent stars of the “Premier League”, after he won the award for the best player in the English Premier League from the Professional Players Association for the third time in his career. Salah said about this achievement: “A feeling that is unbelievable to be crowned the prize for the third time, to do this at the age of thirty -three is amazing.”
How does Mohamed Salah describe his journey in the stadiums?
Mohamed Salah recounted the details of his career since his beginnings in England, saying: “10 years ago when I could not prove myself in Chelsea, I said to myself I do not want to continue here. Then I went to Fiorentina and Rome, and there I found the football that I loved, then I returned to the Premier League with Liverpool, and the rest is a history. ” He added, “Whatever your dream, continue to seek to achieve it, the light may not be bright now, but with determination it will arrive.”
Continuous thirst for glory despite age
Mohamed Salah stressed that he is still thirsty for more successes, explaining: “I signed a new contract for other two years with Liverpool, and I feel, although I am 33 years old, that I am able to provide more and make the difference in every match.”
