Mohamed Salah can break seven records in potential final season at Liverpool before leaving on free transfer

Mohamed Salah could soon be on his way out of Liverpool, but he may still end up breaking multiple records in his potential final season.

He 32 years He is in the final year of his contract at Anfield and is free to negotiate with foreign clubs on a free transfer from January.

Salah recently scored for Liverpool in the 2-0 victory over Aston Villa to send the Reds five points clear at the top of the table.

In doing so, he became the first player in Europe's top five leagues to reach double figures in goals and assists with ten each.

Eight of his goals have come in the top flight, while the formerChelsea The winger has also provided six assists in the division.

Despite his brilliant form, it remains to be seen whether Salah will sign new terms on Merseyside, with Saudi side Al Hilal desperate for secure your services.

But if you stay directly involved in the goals, you can break multiple records and milestones.

Since his Premier League career, Salah has scored and assisted in the same match a whopping 35 times.

Only Wayne Rooney He has done it on more occasions with 36, with Salah just one away from equaling the record and two away from breaking it.

Currently, Salah has 165 goals in the Premier League, eighth on the all-time top-flight goalscoring list.

Should I score 19 times from LiverpoolIn the remaining 27 games, he would equal Sergio Agüero in fifth place, with 20 goals that would allow him to enter the top five, while with 22 he would equal the total of 187 goals of the fourth placed, Andy Cole.

And if I could surpass the Manchester City legend OmenIn total, Salah would become the foreign player with the most goals in Premier League history.

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As things stand, Salah is currently fifth on Liverpool's all-time top scorers chart with 221 goals.

And there is every chance he could break into the top three with the former Roma player just 20 shots behind Gordon Hodgson's tally of 241.

While Salah will surpass Billy Liddell if he finds the back of the net eight more times.

However, you still have a long way to go if you want to catch Ian Rush (346) and Roger Hunt (285).

Salah's assist on Darwin Núñez's goal against the Villans was his 75th in the Premier League.

She saw him move upstairs. Henry Thierry up to 13th place and is now five assists away from equaling David Beckham in tenth place, with six to see him enter directly into the top ten.

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Salah currently has 48 decisive goals in the top flight, with only five men scoring more in the competition.

Newcastle legend Alan Shearer holds the record with 68, and Salah needs to hit 21 winning goals in 27 outings.

While it seems unlikely, it is still a possibility and is therefore included in the list.

And finally, Salah could still become the first player to score 50 goals in the Champions League for an English club.

Salah has scored 45 times in the European Cup, 42 of them in Liverpool colors.

He is already the record holder for most goals in the Champions League for an English team.

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Only six players have scored at least 50 goals for a single club: Lionel Messi, (120, Barcelona), Cristiano Ronaldo (105, Real Madrid), Karim Benzema (78, Real Madrid), Robert Lewandowski (69, Bayern Munich) Raúl (66, Real Madrid) and Thomas Müller (54, Bayern Munich).

Given that Liverpool still have four more league matches, as well as likely knockout matches, there is a good chance that Salah can reach 50 goals.

Salah's time at Liverpool has allowed him to set a series of incredible records.

On his debut in the 2017/18 season, he scored 32 Premier League goals, with the Egyptian becoming the first player to beat three top-flight teams in one campaign.

That season also made him the first player to score 25 league goals with his left foot.

His goal against Norwich in August 2021 also made Salah the first player to score in five consecutive Premier League opening day matches.

And just two months later, he starred in a 5-0 victory against Manchester United and became the first rival player to score a hat-trick at Old Trafford.

A man for the big occasion, you can be sure that Salah will write more into history when he leaves Liverpool.