Mohamed Salah Specials - 2021/22

Mohamed Salah is perhaps the best right winger to ever do it in the Premier League and his performances so far this season just emphasize this fact as once again, he is tearing it up for Liverpool.

The forward is in there with the likes of Robin van Persie already as he has two Premier League Golden Boots, which puts him ahead of players like Didier Drogba, Ruud van Nistelrooy, and Sergio Aguero. Now, should he go all the way and bag one more, only Thierry Henry would have a bigger Premier League Golden Boot chamber, as Harry Kane also has three of his own.

Thus far, Salah is tied with Jamie Vardy at the top of the goalscoring charts with six each, and with only seven games past, at this ratio, the Egyptian is set to smash his own record of 32 goals scored in a 38-game Premier League season. He currently owns this mantle over players like Cristiano Ronaldo, Luis Suarez, and Alan Shearer, all of which have 31, and for Salah to get 35 this campaign is not exactly in his wildest dreams right now.

Van Nistelrooy once held the record of most goals in the Premier League on the bounce, as he netted 10 times throughout 2003. Vardy - who is the only man rivalling Salah again right now - would break this record and bag in 11 consecutive games en route to Leicester City's outrageous title-winning campaign 12 years on.

As of now, Salah has netted in five league games and doesn't look like slowing down. Moreover, in his next seven games where he can break the record, the forward meets with Watford, Manchester United, Brighton, West Ham, Arsenal, Southampton, and Everton.

At 66/1, it's certainly doable.

With two inclusions in the PFA Premier League Team of the Year, two PFA Fans' Player of the Year and one PFA Players' Player of the Year, Salah is one of the most prestigious names when it comes to bagging a trophy from his colleagues and fans.

As of now, eyes are on the likes of Ronaldo, Bruno Fernandes, Romelu Lukaku, Kevin De Bruyne and perhaps even colleagues like Virgil van Dijk. However, Salah leads the way at 7/2 and right now, if his form continues, it's hard to see him being defeated in this manner.