Mo Salah is just, quite simply, inevitable in the famous red shirt, isn’t he?
Liverpool took first blood in their Champions League encounter with Lille, with the Egyptian international registering his 39th goal contribution in 31 games this term.
To put that into perspective – it’s a goal or assist every 65.76 minutes (based on 2,565 minutes played at the time of writing).
Frankly stupendous numbers for a footballer whose current terms are still due to expire at the end of 2024/25 campaign.
Liverpool: Please open the chequebook!
Kostas Tsimikas played a key part in Mo Salah goal
(Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images)It would be remiss of us to pretend that our No.11 did it all on his own, regardless of the quality of the finish.
Curtis Jones showed his class with a tremendous through ball to cut through multiple Lille lines, but it was Kostas Tsimikas’ tackle just before the final third to win back possession that really set off the move.
You can catch the full clip courtesy of Amazon Prime:
MO SALAH DOING MO SALAH THINGS! 
#UCLonPrime pic.twitter.com/8sOvMd1OjW
— Amazon Prime Video Sport (@primevideosport) January 21, 2025
The Greek international can, at times, be a bit of a mercurial presence at left-back, but there’s no question his time at Anfield as a backup fullback has largely been a success.
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