Mohamed Salah Surpasses Thierry Henry with Landmark Liverpool Goal

Mohamed Salah has surpassed Arsenal legend Thierry Henry in the Premier League all-time scoring list after his goal in Liverpool’s 4-1 victory over Ipswich Town. The Egyptian international now sits seventh in the league’s history, with 176 goals to his name.

Salah Breaks Henry’s Record

Salah’s second goal in the 4-1 triumph against Ipswich moved his Premier League tally to 176 goals. This came in his 285th appearance in the competition, split between his time at Chelsea and Liverpool. His strike pushes him past Henry, who finished his Premier League career with 175 goals in 258 games.

Salah’s remarkable achievement highlights his continued excellence in front of goal. Now, the 31-year-old has his eyes set on the next target: Frank Lampard’s 177 goals. As he continues to deliver exceptional performances, Salah’s climb up the all-time list seems inevitable, with the likes of Sergio Agüero (184) and Andy Cole (187) likely to come under threat.

Milestone at Anfield

The goal against Ipswich was also Salah’s 100th Premier League goal at Anfield, a feat that no other player has come close to matching in Liverpool’s Premier League history. Robbie Fowler is the nearest challenger with 85 home goals for the Reds, showing just how impressive Salah’s achievement truly is.

Salah’s continued form makes him one of the most prolific goal scorers in Premier League history, and Liverpool fans will be eager to see him add to his tally.

What’s Next for Salah?

With the 177 goals of Frank Lampard now within reach, Salah has the potential to continue rewriting the Premier League history books this season. His ability to maintain such impressive goal-scoring form suggests that he could challenge even higher positions in the league’s all-time list before long.

What do you think? Can Salah continue his rise and challenge the likes of Agüero and Cole for a higher spot in the Premier League history? Share your thoughts in the comments below!