European newspapers celebrate historic Liverpool champion goal

The European newspapers shed light on the goal of the Egyptian international Mohamed Salah, an English player for Liverpool, against the Danish Metjeland during the match that brought them together on the sixth and final day of the Champions League group stage.

And Mohamed Salah has achieved many achievements in his career with Liverpool, and has achieved several important competitions in which he participated, among which the European Champions League, the English League and the Club World Cup stand out.

Salah scored 22 goals during his Champions League career with Liverpool, two with Basel and one goal with the Italian Roma shirt.

With this number, Salah broke the number of goals of former Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard, who scored 21 goals for his team in the Champions League.

For his part, “Mo” confirmed that he seeks to score more goals to widen the gap between himself and the others (see full statements by Salah).

The following is a review of the highlights that European newspapers had to say after Salah’s brilliance:

Telograph

Mohamed Salah breaks records for Liverpool

And he said, that Liverpool were not playing bad at all against Metjilland, as the English team booked a qualifying ticket to the knockout stages of the Champions League, and also decided the top of Group Four.

He added that Liverpool achieved good numbers during the match, notably that Mohamed Salah became the club’s top scorer in the Champions League.

Mirror

Salah shines

“Al-Masry broke the ball at the net to become Liverpool’s all-time top scorer in the Champions League,” Mirror said.

He added that Salah broke two records in a wonderful career with Liverpool, as he scored the fastest goal for the Reds in the Champions League, and also became the all-time top scorer for the English team in the same tournament.

Daily mail

The British newspaper said Salah still has a presence of mind and a desire to chase the ball and inflict more grabs on his rivals.

He added that he continued to break records in 3 and a half seasons is remarkable.

Underground

Salah crushes Gerrard’s number

The newspaper said: “Salah digs his name big in Liverpool’s history for the first goal in the Danish Mitteland match.”

He added: “Salah opened the scoring in just 60 seconds, when he took advantage of a defensive error by the Danish team to score the first goals of the game.”