It can be said that the joining of the Egyptian star Mohamed Salah to Liverpool was a milestone and a turning point in the history of the English Premier League, which became divided into two parts "before and after Salah".
Some may see that there is an exaggeration in this matter, given that the strongest and most prestigious championship in the world has a long history and the best players in the world have passed, but the numbers conclusively prove that the arrival of the “Egyptian pharaoh” changed a lot in the Premier League, as follows:
The beginning will be with the player who scored the most goals in one season: before that, Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo with 31 goals, and Salah became with 32 goals.
The historical top scorer for Africans in the Premier League: Ivory Coast was Didier Drogba with 104 goals, and Salah became with 120 goals.
The best Arab player in the Premier League: It was the Algerian Riyad Mahrez, who won the award for the best player in the tournament once, and Salah became the one who won the award twice.
The fastest player to score 50 goals with Liverpool: Fernando Torres was in 72 games, and Salah became in 65 games.
Liverpool's historical top scorer in the Champions League: The Englishman was Steven Gerrard with 21 goals, and Salah became with 33 goals.