Salah Needs Just Two Goals for Historic Milestone Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah's chasing history as the Premier League leaders prepare to

First, Mohamed Salah was always going to ‘miss out’ on the Ballon d’Or. Like thousands of other footballers, he simply did not do enough. In fact, we would say he was rather lucky to finish fourth after winning the Premier League and struggling in the knock-out stages of the Champions League.

Chris Kavanagh and Matt Donohue failed to come to the right decision over Liverpool’s equaliser against Crystal Palace. That is according to former PGMOL chief and ex-FIFA referee, Keith Hackett, who exclusively told Football Insider that Federico Chiesa should have seen his goal overturned at Selhurst Park on Saturday, 27 September.

Mohamed Salah created history as Liverpool's Egyptian King broke a unique record during the Reds' dramatic Champions League win against Atletico Madrid. Liverpool, sluggish and slow out of the blocks in the Premier League so far,

OPINION: Mohamed Salah will go down as one of the best players never to win the Ballon d'Or - that he's never finished in the top three is criminal.

Mohamed Salah's claimed his highest ever Ballon d’Or ranking finishing 4th in the 2025 edition after remarkable season with Liverpool. The 33 year old delivered extraordinary campaign scoring 34 goal and providing 23 assist across all competitions helping the Reds secure their 20th league title under new manager Arne Slot.

Mohamed Salah’s career has come a long way from Chelsea cast-off to Ballon d’Or candidate, and Liverpool’s Egyptian King continues to climb up the Premier League record book as his contract runs down on Merseyside. Will he come back next season?

Mohamed Salah says that he is having his best season for Liverpool because he is helping make his team-mates better. The 32-year-old forward has 51 goal contributions in all competitions this campaign with 30 goals and 21 assists. He now has in his sights ...

The talismanic forward conquered all before him in the Premier League, finishing as the leading scorer and assist provider while Liverpool won the title. Salah directly contributed to more top-flight goals in 2024–25 singlehanded (47) than six clubs could muster as a collective, including Manchester United (44).