Liverpool forward Salah joins Premier League 100 club
Mohamed Salah is the latest player to join the Premier League's 100 club after bringing up his century in Liverpool's clash with Leeds.
Mohamed Salah has become the latest Premier League centurion after scoring his 100th goal in the English top flight.
The Liverpool forward achieved the feat when he found the net in the 20th minute of the Reds' showdown with Leeds United at Elland Road on Sunday.
His close-range finish from Trent Alexander-Arnold's low cross gave Liverpool a 1-0 advantage. Salah is the 30th different player to hit 100 goals since the Premier League began in 1992. He is also the first to reach the milestone since Jamie Vardy brought up his ton in Leicester City's victory over Crystal Palace in July 2020.
Salah joins legends in 100 club
The Egypt international has taken 162 matches to reach triple figures in the Premier League; a tally only bettered by Alan Shearer, Harry Kane, Sergio Agüero and Thierry Henry.
Salah is the fourth player to hit the ton while at Liverpool, after Robbie Fowler, Michael Owen and Steven Gerrard. His first two Premier League goals came during a spell at Chelsea.
Jurgen Klopp's attacking talisman has been the most prolific scorer since his return to the English top flight from Roma in 2017, with 98 goals.
Premier League record
A two-time Golden Boot winner in England, his tally of 32 goals during his maiden campaign at Anfield remains a record for a Premier League season spanning 38 matches.
He was on target in 24 games of 2017-18 – another record – while also outscoring three teams; the first player to do so.
When scoring against Norwich City last month, he also became the first Premier League player to find the net on the opening day of five successive seasons.