Mohamed Salah, Liverpool winger, succeeded on Sunday in the spotlight, despite his team’s draw with Manchester United, adding to his tally three new achievements at Old Trafford.

Salah equalized for his team through a penalty kick to end the match 2-2, but his goal was not just a draw but a break of three records.

Through 11 goals, Salah overtook Alan Shearer, becoming the top scorer against Manchester United in the history of the Premier League.

Salah also broke the record for the most scoring visitor at Manchester Stadium with his last goal, beating Gerrard by 6 goals.

Salah also became the first to score in four consecutive visits to the Red Devils’ stronghold, a feat no one has ever achieved.
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Former England star Chris Sutton saw Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah as part of the problem that led to Liverpool’s decline.

In a statement to the BBC, Sutton criticized Salah, pointing out that the player must regain his football luster to help his team overcome this difficult stage.

Sutton, who previously played for leading teams such as Chelsea, Celtic and Aston Villa, said the challenge for manager Jurgen Klopp was to motivate Salah to return to his outstanding form after recovering from injury and shouldering his responsibilities in taking advantage of the opportunities presented to him.

Klopp made six changes to the starting line-up in the match against Atalanta, and Salah kept the bench during the first half, and returned to involve him in the second half, but Salah did not succeed in scoring any goal.
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Arab teams are preparing to participate in the Summer Olympics in Paris, as Moroccan star Achraf Hakimi is on the list, while prominent names such as Mohamed Salah and Zidane Iqbal are absent.

As the start of the Olympics competitions in Paris approaches, the Arab teams: Morocco, Egypt, and Iraq – are making their final preparations.

Egypt and Morocco submitted their final lists, but without Liverpool star Mohamed Salah. On the other hand, Morocco’s list is topped by Paris Saint-Germain star Achraf Hakimi, who is considered one of three players over the age of 23 allowed to participate.

On the other hand, the Iraqi Federation was unable to attract Zidane Iqbal, the Utrecht star and former Manchester United player, despite multiple attempts.
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