Mo Salah has been crowned EPL Player of the Season for 2024/25, ending Manchester City’s five-year grip on the title and rewriting multiple records in the process.
- Salah scored 28 goals and made 18 assists this season
- Led Liverpool to their 30th Premier League title
- Beat top players like Declan Rice and Van Dijk to the award
- Set a new record for most goal involvements in a 38-game season
- Became the highest-scoring overseas player in EPL history
Salah didn’t just have a good season — he had a legendary one. From breaking Aguero’s all-time overseas goal record to dragging Liverpool to their 30th title, his influence was everywhere. Fans expected brilliance, but this was domination. His second Player of the Season win places him among EPL royalty, Henry, Ronaldo, and De Bruyne, but the human story here is how he keeps evolving when others plateau. This is not just skill; it’s discipline and hunger. At 32, Salah has proven he’s still rewriting the rules.
If this was meant to be a changing-of-the-guard season, Salah didn’t get the memo. Could he go even further next year?
