Mohamed Salah never imagined he would create a legacy as big as "King" Liverpool when he joined the club in the summer of 2017 from Roma. However, he has proven time and again that his name will remain etched in the memories of Anfield fans for decades to come.

In a season that many initially labeled as experimental due to the departure of German coach Jürgen Klopp after eight brilliant seasons with the team, Salah played a key role in the success of his Dutch successor, Arne Slot, who defied expectations and led the Reds first to the League Cup final, where they lost to Newcastle United, and then on Sunday, they secured the Premier League title with four games to spare.