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Most goals in a single season
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A record once held by former United winger Cristiano Ronaldo as he scored 31 goals in 2008 helping United conquer Europe and England but little did the world know that a skillful Egyptian will join Manchester United’s arch-rivals Liverpool and take the Premier League by storm.
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Mohammed Salah, the skillful Egyptian scored a mammoth 32 goals in 2017-18 season as Liverpool reached the Champions League final only to lose out to the mighty Real Madrid.
Salah’s performances earned him the right to be named in the same breath as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo and it is fair to say that the former Chelsea man deserves every bit of praise he has received so far.
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Edited by Emeka Monyei
