Khaberni - Mohamed Salah set a new record in Liverpool’s Premier League history, after becoming the club's top assist provider in the competition, raising his tally to 90 decisive passes, despite the dramatic loss "the Reds" suffered against Bournemouth with a score of 2-3.
The new record places the Egyptian star alone at the top of Liverpool’s Premier League assist providers, surpassing club legend Steven Gerrard, in an achievement that underscores his ongoing impact since joining the team, not just as a scorer but as an offensive leader who makes a difference for his teammates.
The Bournemouth match presented a harsh scenario for Liverpool, who took the lead and seemed capable of sealing the game, before things turned in the final minutes, and the hosts snatched an exciting win by three goals to two, turning Salah’s individual achievement into the sole bright spot on a frustrating night for the fans.
During the game, Mohamed Salah continued to play his pivotal role, successfully adding another decisive pass to his record, reflecting his constant presence in decisive moments, and his ability to create opportunities even in tough matches that don't go as Liverpool would wish.
Notably, the list of Liverpool’s top Premier League assist providers includes historic names like Trent Alexander-Arnold, Steve McManaman, Andrew Robertson, and Roberto Firmino, yet Salah has become the most prolific among them, combining prolific scoring with high-level playmaking.
Despite the bitterness of the loss against Bournemouth, Salah's record-breaking achievement is yet another testament to his technical and historic value at Liverpool, and to him being one of the greatest to have worn the club’s jersey in the Premier League era.
