Liverpool news: Mohamed Salah’s five most memorable moments in a Reds shirt

On Tuesday, March 24, Liverpool legend Mohamed Salah announced that he will be leaving the Anfield giants in the summer, following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season.

The departure marks the end of an era defined by record-breaking brilliance, unforgettable goals, and a legacy that will echo around Anfield forever.

As the club prepares to move on without one of their greatest modern players, it’s only right to look back at the moments that shaped his career.

Here, Sports News Blitz’s Joshua Topping takes a look at Salah’s five most memorable moments in a Liverpool shirt.

Penalty vs Tottenham: Champions League final, Madrid, June 1, 2019

The 2019 Champions League final moment was the culmination of a year-long journey.

Twelve months earlier in Kyiv, Salah’s Champions League dream had ended in heartbreak as he was forced off in tears after Sergio Ramos hauled him to the ground, leaving him with a dislocated shoulder.

Fast-forward to Madrid, and fate handed him the perfect chance for redemption.

When Liverpool won an early penalty, Salah stepped up with all the weight of that painful memory on his shoulders and smashed his shot past Hugo Lloris to put Liverpool on the path to European glory.

Premier League champions: 2024/25 season

Mohamed Salah had an outstanding 2024/25 season, playing 52 matches and contributing 34 goals and 23 assists while helping Liverpool win the Premier League.

He went on to win both the Golden Boot and Playmaker awards, making him the first player to achieve both in the same season, making it one of the greatest individual seasons in Premier League history.

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7-0 vs Manchester United, March 2023

Mohamed Salah enjoyed a historic night at Anfield, becoming Liverpool’s all-time top Premier League goalscorer during a stunning 7-0 victory over Manchester United.

The Egyptian forward scored twice to reach 129 league goals for the club, surpassing the long-standing record of 128 and marking a major milestone in his Liverpool career.

Champions League: Liverpool 5-2 Roma

“Salah goes for it again” is an iconic commentary that always comes to mind when thinking of Mo Salah.

It came during the UEFA Champions League 2017/18 season when Mohamed Salah faced his former club AS Roma and their goalkeeper Alisson Becker, in that unforgettable 5-2 win for Liverpool FC.

It was a poetic moment; Salah wasn’t just scoring goals that season, he was rewriting expectations.

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Premier League hat-trick vs Manchester United

Salah became the first opposition player to score a Premier League hat-trick at Old Trafford, which summarised just how good he was in the 2021/22 season.

Salah also broke another record that season, surpassing Didier Drogba’s total of 104 goals, to become the highest-scoring African player in Premier League history.

Salah: Forever a Red

In the end, Mohamed Salah’s time at Liverpool will be remembered as nothing short of extraordinary.

From moments of redemption on the biggest stage in Madrid to record-breaking achievements in the Premier League, he consistently delivered when it mattered most.

Whether it was rewriting history against Manchester United, producing magic in Europe, or achieving one of the greatest individual seasons the league has ever seen, Salah defined an era of success and excellence at Anfield.

As he prepares to leave, his legacy is already cemented, not just in trophies and records, but in the unforgettable moments that will live on with Liverpool fans forever.

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Joshua Topping

As an aspiring sports journalist studying at Leeds Trinity University, Joshua is building his craft in an environment that values sharp storytelling, media awareness and a deep understanding of the sporting world. 

His course at LTU has allowed him to explore the fast‑moving landscape of modern sports media, from match analysis and feature writing to broadcast production and digital reporting.

Football has always been at the heart of Joshua’s passion for journalism. Growing up immersed in the game, he developed not just a love for watching football but a fascination with the narratives, personalities and tactical evolutions that shape it. 

Supporting Liverpool has played a huge role in that journey; the club’s history, culture, and emotional highs and lows have fuelled his desire to understand the sport on a deeper level.

That connection to football drives his work. Whether he is analysing a match, writing about the business side of the game, or exploring the fan experience, Joshua aims to bring clarity, insight, and authenticity to every piece he produces. 

His goal is to carve out a voice in sports journalism that reflects both his academic training and his lifelong love for the game.

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