Egyptian Mohamed Salah makes a strong comeback and achieves a historic record in Premier League

after breaking a new record previously held by Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney.

This was during the Liverpool vs. Brighton match, which brought the Reds back

to winning ways in the Premier League.

Salah decisive influence on the pitch

Liverpool hosted Brighton on Saturday at Anfield, in the opening match

of the sixteenth round of the Premier League.

This was in a match that saw a remarkable presence from Mohamed Salah,

despite him starting from the substitutes’ bench.

In this regard, Salah started the match as a substitute for the fourth consecutive game,

Amid reports of tension in his relationship with the club’s management and Dutch coach Arne Slot,

However, he came on as a substitute in the 25th minute following an injury to defender Joe Gomez.

The Egyptian star didn’t need long to make his mark,

as he succeeded in creating Liverpool’s second goal from a perfect corner kick.

French striker Hugo Ekiteke headed it powerfully into the net,

once again confirming his decisive influence on the field.

Salah… the player with the most goal contributions

With this decisive pass, Mohamed Salah raised his tally to 277 goal contributions

in a Liverpool shirt in the Premier League.

Surpassing the previous record held by Wayne Rooney,

who contributed to 276 goals for Manchester United.

During his time in the Premier League with Liverpool, Salah participated

in 302 matches, during which he scored 188 goals.

He provided 89 assists, further cementing his status as one of the greatest players

in the history of both the club and the Premier League.

This historic achievement reflects Salah’s immense technical value

and his pivotal role in Liverpool’s successes.

Amidst public anticipation regarding his future with the team in the coming period.