Mohamed Salah is on track to break the Premier League record for most goal involvements in a season, a record set by Andy Cole in 1993-94 and later matched by Alan Shearer in 1994-95. Both players achieved 47 goal contributions in a 42-game season. Salah could surpass this mark by April if he continues at his current pace, with six matches remaining in the season.
Salah’s impact is not just about numbers but also about dominance on the field. “The numbers speak for themselves,” said Arne Slot after Liverpool’s recent win. Salah has already recorded 25 goals and 16 assists, putting him within reach of Thierry Henry’s 2002-03 record of 24 goals and 20 assists. With 11 games left, he could go beyond Henry’s record, potentially reaching 22-23 assists while also challenging Erling Haaland’s goal-scoring record of 36 in a season.
His ability to both score and assist makes this one of the greatest individual Premier League seasons. If Salah continues at his expected rate of 0.75 goals per 90 minutes, he could finish the season with 33 goals, beating his own Liverpool debut season record. He would surpass legends like Cristiano Ronaldo, Henry, Luis Suarez, Sergio Aguero and Harry Kane in goal contributions. If he maintains his current assist rate, he would match with Kevin De Bruyne and Henry’s record of 20 assists.
By the end of the season, Salah could reach 55 total goal involvements, possibly having a direct hand in more goals than Manchester United as a whole. If Liverpool wins both the Premier League and Champions League, his chances for the Ballon d’Or would be undeniable.
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