By breaking records with his club Liverpool, Mohamed Salah became the greatest striker the English club has ever seen, and his goal against Manchester City to once again prove the Egyptian star was uniquely brilliant, why he stands in front of the best players playing football.

There can be no doubt that Salah is a Liverpool legend, one of the most admired stars of all time to wear the famous red shirt, but is he the best striker of all time?

A question asked by the “Daily Mail” was answered by revisiting the lives of many stars who have passed the “Reds” throughout its history, as noted at the beginning of the report on the Kenny Douglish shot against Everton. After 20 seconds of Goodison Derby’s goal in 1985, and Ian Rush’s goal, he described at Wembley as “wonderful” against the neighbors, but many years later, the Liverpool stars’ amazing touches, such a brilliant goal as Salah’s goal against City last Sunday?

The newspaper pointed out that Salah was still scoring tough goals at a rate of 1.5 to one, which was more than twice that of Talclis, and far better than Russia, the final result of his football career. 2.05 games, but the late Roger Hunt maintained Salah’s goal percentage in every game for 11 years and over 400, although Liverpool were second in the first three seasons.

Rush has scored 19 goals in four of his 14 seasons with Liverpool, and has failed to achieve this goal in the four seasons he has spent at the club, and with 9 out of 9 this season, he does not appear to have failed in the fifth season.

When Douglish and Rush joined Liverpool, local sovereignty was a constant process for him, and complacency was the only enemy, while Salah joined Liverpool at the time, chasing the English Premier League title he had been waiting for for 30 years. At heart he would not hold the candle to Douglish’s place, but to the attacking genius, he was the best.

Salah can be said to be the best striker to have played for Liverpool in the Premier League era, not only for the goals he scored, but also for his ingenuity in all the major conflicts for his team, and for Ian Rush, and Salah’s magnificent goal came in an emotional week. He also said goodbye to Roger Hunt, who scored 285 goals in his career with Liverpool, and Rush surpassed them with 346 goals.

This figure, no matter how much Salah tries to get close to him, cannot be surpassed, but when you mention Salah along with these giants, you can see the amazing impact he has made since he came from Rome. 2017, but before he went to Juventus for Rs 3.2 million, in the two years between 1980 and 1987, we could not say that he had beaten Rush, who had crossed his target twice.

Rush’s old teammate Mark Lawrence explains: “What you have to remember is that in the first 20 minutes he played when the defenders could escape the attack. The pitches he played were terrible. Our team was not ready to attack like this now.”

According to Roger Hunt, he was one of those who changed the history of Liverpool in the sixties, and then came Michael Owen, who was quoted in the “Daily Mail” newspaper as saying that if he had been without injuries at Liverpool, his value would have increased by the existing 200 200 million.

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