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Introduction
Liverpool fans have seen many greats wear the red shirt, but few have left a mark as deep and consistent as Mohamed Salah. After yet another breathtaking campaign, the Egyptian superstar has been named Liverpool’s Standard Chartered Men’s Player of the Season for the fifth time a feat no other player in the club’s history has matched.
A Season to Remember
Mohamed Salah’s 2024-25 season was nothing short of phenomenal. With 34 goals and 23 assists in all competitions, he was at the heart of everything good about Liverpool’s attacking play. His performances helped guide the team to their second Premier League title during his time at Anfield, showcasing his continued influence as both a goal scorer and provider.
On the domestic front, Mohamed Salah finished with 29 goals and 18 assists in the league alone numbers that earned him not just one, but two major Premier League accolades:
- The Golden Boot, for a record-equalling fourth time
- The Playmaker of the Season award, his second overall
It’s a rare double that reflects his well-rounded contribution to the team.
Recognition Beyond Anfield
The awards didn’t stop with Liverpool’s internal honors. Mohamed Salah’s consistency and impact throughout the season were widely recognized across the football world.
He was named the Premier League Player of the Season for 2024-25, adding to his already packed trophy cabinet. The Football Writers’ Association (FWA) also crowned him Footballer of the Year, cementing his place as one of the most respected players in the English game.
These accolades show that while Liverpool fans have long sung his praises, Salah’s brilliance continues to command admiration across the country.
Consistent Excellence at Club Level
Winning the Liverpool Men’s Player of the Season award for the second year in a row and the fifth time overall places Mohamed Salah in an elite category. The only other seasons he didn’t win since joining in 2017 were either shared with standout teammates or years when injuries slightly disrupted his rhythm.
His previous wins came in:
- 2017-18
- 2020-21
- 2021-22
- 2023-24
Now in 2024-25, he’s reaffirmed his status as the Reds’ most consistent performer over the past decade.
Starting Strong, Ending Stronger
From the moment the season began, Mohamed Salah was in top gear. On the opening weekend, he marked his return with both a goal and assist in Liverpool’s 2-0 win away to Ipswich Town. That set the tone for what would become a relentless campaign.
By December, he produced a memorable brace in a wild 6-3 win at Tottenham Hotspur, a game that saw him move above Billy Liddell to become fourth on the club’s all-time top scorers list.
Climbing the All-Time Rankings
By early March, Mohamed Salah had overtaken Gordon Hodgson to claim third place on Liverpool’s all-time scoring chart. With a current total of 245 goals, he now stands just 40 shy of Roger Hunt in second place an achievement that once seemed unthinkable for a modern-day winger.
But it’s not just in Liverpool’s record books where Salah is making noise. His 186 Premier League goals place him fifth in the competition’s all-time scorers list, just one behind Andrew Cole, who sits in fourth.
It’s becoming increasingly likely that Salah will break into the Premier League’s top four next season yet another historic milestone within reach.
A Man for the Big Moments
Throughout the 2024-25 season, Mohamed Salah didn’t just pad his stats against lower-table sides. He showed up when it mattered most. From crucial late winners to assists in tight games, Salah delivered on the biggest stages.
That impact was reflected in the 14 Player of the Match awards he collected during the season a clear sign of how often he stood out, even among other top performers.
He also won Liverpool’s Standard Chartered Player of the Month award four times, underlining how regularly he hit top form.
A New Deal and a Major Milestone
In April, Liverpool fans got a huge boost when Mohamed Salah signed a new contract, extending his commitment to the club and putting to rest any speculation about his future.
Not long after, he made his 400th appearance for the Reds in the penultimate game of the season, away to Brighton & Hove Albion. That appearance was more than just a number it marked his longevity, loyalty, and unmatched consistency since arriving from AS Roma in 2017.
Legacy in the Making
Eight seasons into his Liverpool journey, Mohamed Salah’s legacy is already secure but he’s clearly not done yet. Each year he seems to redefine what’s possible for a forward at the highest level.
He’s already Liverpool’s greatest modern-day goal scorer and one of the Premier League’s most feared attackers. But if his current form continues, Salah could soon be in the conversation as Liverpool’s greatest ever.
Whether it’s the numbers, the trophies, or the moments that matter, he’s checked every box.
What’s Next?
Looking ahead to the 2025-26 season, Mohamed Salah has plenty to aim for:
- Breaking into the Premier League’s top four all-time scorers
- Chasing down Roger Hunt’s 285 goals for second on Liverpool’s list
- Helping Liverpool defend their Premier League title
- Possibly even lifting another European trophy, something that would add even more weight to his already glittering career
And based on what we’ve seen, no one would bet against him achieving all of it.
Conclusion
Mohamed Salah’s 2024-25 season will go down as one of the finest individual campaigns in Liverpool’s history. From title wins and personal records to new contracts and legacy-defining milestones, the Egyptian King continues to rule.
Five Player of the Season awards, and still counting. At this point, it’s not about whether Mohamed Salah will break more records but how many.
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The Liverpool FC Times Team
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