Mohamed Salah is close to achieving two crazy achievements that can be achieved against Fulham

There are hardly any other superlatives that can be used about Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian is always available for Jurgen Klopp, providing goals and assists in almost every match he plays in the red shirt.

This season, he has scored 13 goals in 19 matches (in all competitions), meaning the 31-year-old is closing in on a very special milestone. Could be taken if there is a goal against Fulham.

On Thursday, he scored his 199th goal in a Liverpool shirt, and with Sunday’s goal, he will reach the 200th century. It’s not at all unusual for the Liverpool player, because the Egyptian is only four players ahead of him on the list. There’s Ian Rush, Roger Hunt, Gordon Hodgson and Billy Liddell.

10/17/2020: Mohamed Salah scored his 100th goal three years ago, but then there were no fans in the stands.

Admittedly, it’s not just 200 goals on the agenda for Liverpool’s right wing. Of course, Al-Masry is expected to start in the match against Fulham, and this match will be his 300th start for Liverpool. He has 324 matches in total.

From his first goal against Watford in August 2017 to his goal against LASK on Thursday, Salah has been a vital contributor in almost every match for Liverpool. Perhaps also the most important.

To compare the number of goals, Steven Gerrard scored 186 and Robbie Fowler 183. The duo had already surpassed last season, and now Al-Masry looks to Ian Rush and Roger Hunt.

When can we start calling the Egyptian king a Liverpool legend?