Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool star and captain of the Egyptian national team, is seeking to continue making history in the English Premier League, when his team faces Newcastle United on Monday evening at the St. James Park, in the second round of the Premier League, where he stands on the threshold of a new record.
Mohamed Salah equals Andy Cole number
Mohamed Salah entered the last round against Bournemouth with great determination, and managed to score his fourth goal for his team in a distinctive individual way, to reach 187 goals in the English Premier League at Liverpool and Chelsea shirts, and thus equivalent to the achievement of former Manchester United legend Andy Cole, ranking fourth in the list of historical scorers of the Premier League.
Is Salah alone in the fourth place in the list of historical scorers?
Salah needs only one goal against Newcastle to break the number of Andy Cole and is unique in fourth place, to approach a new step from the adult club. The Egyptian star also aspires to score 13 additional goals this season to reach 200 goals in the Premier League, as the first non -British player to achieve this unique achievement.
200 goals .. an unprecedented achievement for the Arabs
In the event that he reaches the 200th goal, Salah will be the fourth player in the history of the competition, reaching this number, after Alan Sherrar (260 goals), Harry Kane (213 goals), and Wayne Rooney (208 goals), which gives him an unprecedented historical position for an Arab player in England.
Mohamed Salah’s statements about his career
Speaking to the English media, Salah said: “Whatever your dream in life, continue to seek to achieve it, the light may not be bright now, but with faith and hard work will arrive.” He added that he won the award for the best player in the league for the third time: “A feeling that I do not believe I do so at the age of thirty -three. I came from Egypt and made history. ”
What is the secret of Salah’s determination to continue in England?
Salah explained that he is still thirsty for more achievements, and said: “I signed a new contract for an additional two years with Liverpool, and although I am thirty -three, I still feel that I am able to make a lot and make the difference.” He also recalled his previous stations, saying: “Ten years ago, I did not succeed in Chelsea, and I believed that my trip in England ended, but Fiorentina and Rome returned to life, and then I returned to the Premier League with Liverpool and the rest is a history.”
