Mohamed Salah continues to break the records in the Premier League records

Mohamed Salah has entered the English Premier League history of its widest gates, as Liverpool star, the record achieved by Erling Halland with Manchester City and Terier Henry with Arsenal.
With the Liverpool uprising in the second half, and his return from the delay with a goal at home against Southampton, and his scoring trilogy thanks to the goals of Darwin Nunez and Salah (2 of two penalty kicks), the Egyptian player defeated Gordon Hodgson in the list of historic Liverpool scorer, then became the third best scorer for the club ever.
Salah also has the largest number of scoring contributions in one season in the English Premier League, with a total of 44 goals (registration and industry) this season, to equal the record recorded in the name of Thierry Henry in the 2002/2003 season and Erling Halland in the 2022/23 season.
However, Alan Shearer and Andy Cole still holds the record for the largest number of scoring contributions in one season in the Premier League, each of them contributed 47 goals in a season of 42 games, a number that can be easily destroyed.
The Salah 184 goals in the English Premier League made him occupy the fifth place in the list of historical scorers, along with Sergio Aguero, but he is still far from the record that Alan Shearer holds with 260 goals.