In his final appearance for Liverpool, Mohamed Salah etched his name into Anfield folklore by becoming the club’s most prolific Premier League assist provider. The Egyptian maestro, aged 33, delivered a crucial pass to Curtis Jones in Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Brentford, pushing his tally to 93 assists—one more than the previous record held by Steven Gerrard.

An emotional farewell and historic achievement

Salah’s final match at Anfield marked both a personal milestone and a bittersweet farewell. Over his eight-year tenure with the Reds, he amassed an impressive 123 assists across all competitions, including 53 goals in European tournaments—the club’s highest tally in continental play.

Breaking barriers in English football

Beyond his club contributions, Salah’s vision and creativity have cemented his status as one of the Premier League’s most influential players. His ability to unlock defenses with pinpoint crosses and through balls has consistently turned matches in Liverpool’s favor, earning him global acclaim and the admiration of fans worldwide.

Legacy at Liverpool

The Pharaoh’s departure leaves a void that will be difficult to fill. His 442 appearances for the club underscore his dedication, while his records—both in assists and European goals—paint a picture of a player who redefined excellence in English football. As he bids adieu to Liverpool, Salah’s name will forever resonate in the club’s history books.