Salah, directly in history, after the goal with Crystal Palace »despite the success, Kylian Mbappe is officially the new golden ice of Europe

“The Egyptian King”, as it is nicknamed by the bands of the band on Merseyside, played the role of protagonist in the campaign to his second title in the Premier League, in the first season under the command of Arne Slot, the heir of the “dynasty” Klopp. He finished the first in both the ranking of the goalscorers (29) and that of the decisive passers -by (18).

Salah ended the six -goal season in front of the second place, Alexander Isak, and managed six more goals than his colleague from Newcastle United, Jacob Murphy, after scoring, in the 84th minute, the equalizing goal in the duel with Crystal Palaace, at the end of which Liverpool also received the tropol.

Salah's season, directly in history! The Egyptian equalized on

He equalized the record held by Alan Shearer (1994-95) and Andy Cole (1993-94) for most goals and goals combined in a single season of Premier League. Both players then ended with 34 goals and 13 decisive passes, but at that time, 42 games were played in a season.

The performance of the 32-year-old footballer transformed him into the first player in history to win the golden ice, the prize for the best passenger and the title of the season player in the same edition of Premier League. Also, Salah was appointed the footballer of the year by the Association of Football Journalists in the Kingdom.

At the same time, Henry also equalized in the number of “gold boots” in the Premier League – 4.

It is also the first player to manage to be both the best scorer and the best passenger. Only three other players succeeded this, each one once: Andy Cole (1993-1994), Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (1998-1999) and Harry Kane (2020-2021).

Kylian Mbappe is Europe's new golden ice!

After Liverpool – Crystal Palace, another exult player, achieving an important individual performance: Kylian Mbappe. Although he failed to get any major trophy with “Los Blancos” this season, the Frenchman wins the golden ice. The only one who could have been ahead of him would have been Salah, who should have dotted four times today!

What the final ranking for the golden ice in Europe looks like:

1. Kylian Mbappe – 62 points (31 goals x 2)

2. Viktor Gyokeres – 58.5 (39 goals x 1.5)

3. Mohamed Salah – 58 (29 goals x 2)

4. Harry Kane – 52 (26 x 2)

5. Robert Lewandowski / Matteo Retegui – 50 (25 x 2)