Mohamed Salah, 400 goals and a rematch against PSG

Last Saturday, Mohamed Salah hit a big blow. Goalscorer against Fulham on the 32nd day of the Premier League, the Egyptian international from Liverpool scored his 400th career goal. After this new stage, the Pharaoh has a final challenge to take up under the colors of the Reds: eliminate PSG in the Champions League this Tuesday evening.

Last season, Mohamed Salah, at the top of his game, was completely transparent against PSG in both legs. Tonight at Anfield Road, the native of Nagrig has a new chance to wash away the affront: carrying Liverpool to oust PSG in the quarter-finals return of the Champions League.

400 goals, a huge achievement for Salah

Mohamed Salah, celebrating a goal with Liverpool

Since 2017, Mohamed Salah has become a serial striker. In the meantime, known for his technical precision, speed and draft in front of the goals, the Egyptian corrected his shot. Having arrived at Liverpool in the summer of 2017, the 33-year-old has become a clinical player and has enjoyed a series of very high-level seasons with the Reds.

Last Saturday, the Pharaon, with a magnificent curling shot, scored Liverpool’s second goal against the Cottagers. An achievement that carries the number 400 of his career distributed as follows: 12 goals with El Mokawloon SC, 20 goals with FC Basel, 2 with Chelsea, 9 with Fiorentina, 34 with AS Roma, 256 goals with Liverpool and 67 goals with the Pharaons d'Egypte.

Mohamed Salah is confident before the clash against PSG

This Tuesday under the 7pm GMT, Liverpool faces PSG for the second set of the quarter-finals of the Champions League. In the first leg at the Parc des Princes, Mohamed Salah and his partners were beaten (2-0). They are determined to bring down the European champions. Better still, the Pharaoh is confident before this decisive meeting.

In the first leg, however, Salah was benched for 90 minutes. This decision by Arne Slot really stung the star who delivered a better performance against Fulham. He was the author of 82% of successful passes, 79% of successful passes in the opposing camp, 4 defensive contributions and one recovery.

Last season, Mohamed Salah did not live up to expectations. He did not weigh on his team’s performance and was muzzled by Nuno Mendes. He has his revenge to take tonight. The Liverpool fans are waiting for an achievement, and who else but their icon will wear them?