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It's time for the Egyptian king to "walk alone" and bid farewell to the Liverpool supporters. The lightning-fast right-winger, Mohammad Salah, is leaving Liverpool at the end of the season. It is important to remember that it is not only a player who is departing, but it also marks an end of an era that changed the club's current identity in the English Premier League. Statistically, Salah is the third-highest goal scorer in the Liverpool club's history with 255 goals in 435 games in all competitions. However, his legacy is more than just numbers. Not only did he perform on the ground and make his team win games after games and trophies after trophies, but he also generated impact off the field as well. After all, the reports show that there has been a decline in hate crimes since Salah joined Liverpool.
The man who came as a promising youngster in 2017 is leaving as a club legend after 9 years. Anfield will no longer be the same as the Egyptian king bids farewell. One would expect that he leaves the club on high with a European trophy in hand.
After all, nothing got better than Salah in a Champions League game at Anfield.
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