Salah Breaks Records as Liverpool Clinches Premier League Title

Mohamed Salah has played a pivotal role in Liverpool's emphatic title-winning 2024-25 Premier League campaign, finishing with 28 goals and 18 assists to secure both the Golden Boot and Playmaker awards. His 46 goal involvements this season place him on the cusp of breaking the all-time Premier League record held by Alan Shearer and Andy Cole, with the final match against Crystal Palace presenting an opportunity to surpass it. Salah also set new standards by becoming the first Liverpool forward since Kenny Dalglish to start every game in a title-winning season, and he recently signed a contract extension that ensures his future at the club. Meanwhile, the race for Champions League qualification remains intense, with Arsenal nearly securing second place and five other clubs—including Manchester City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Aston Villa, and Nottingham Forest—battling for the remaining spots on the final day. The Nottingham vs. Chelsea match is particularly crucial as a win for Forest could allow them to leapfrog Chelsea, while Manchester City aims to secure a Champions League place in Kevin De Bruyne's farewell game at Fulham. The final day of the season also features emotional goodbyes and potential record-breaking moments, adding drama despite Liverpool's early title clinch and confirmed relegations.