Date of birth: June 15, 1992
Instagram: @mosalah
Clubs: El Mokawloon, Basel, Chelsea, Fiorentina, Roma, Liverpool
Country: Egypt
Signing fee: £38 million
After an unsuccessful first spell in the Premier League with Chelsea, has elevated himself to global stardom with his exploits for Liverpool, breaking Alan Shearer's record for most goals (32) in a 38-game campaign in his first season and winning the Champions League in 2019. A two-time African Player of the Year, he became a national hero with his last-minute penalty to secure qualification for the 2018 World Cup - Egypt's first since 1990.
Latest about Mohamed Salah
EA Sports FC 24: 10 attacking tips to help you win – by using principles of real players and managers
FC 24 EA Sports FC 24 can be conquered by learnings from the likes of Guardiola and Klopp...
Liverpool line up Dortmund star as potential Mohamed Salah back-up: report
Jurgen Klopp's search for reinforcements could take him back to his former employers
Liverpool eyeing Jarrod Bowen as Mohamed Salah's replacement: report
Liverpool could replace Mohamed Salah with Jarrod Bowen, with Saudi links persisting
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp 'doesn't know his best front three,’ says Emile Heskey
Liverpool legend Heskey knows a thing or two about scoring at Anfield – now he has his say on Jurgen Klopp's current attacking options
Why was Mohamed Salah denied a hat-trick of assists for Liverpool vs Wolves?
Fresh from staying at the club following a huge recent bid from Saudi Arabia, the Egyptian starred in the Reds' 3-1 win at Molineux
Saudi Arabia will KEEP pushing for Mo Salah transfer after Liverpool rejection
Liverpool kept hold of Salah despite huge money being offered from Saudi Arabia at the end of the summer transfer window
Liverpool in final Mohamed Salah talks, over world-record Saudi Arabia move: report
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah is subject of a world-record bid from Saudi Arabia, with the Reds holding talks today over the transfer
Liverpool should sell Mohamed Salah now - £215m for a 31-year-old is just obscene
Liverpool have a decision to make over the next 24 hours: cash in on Salah, or risk losing him for free in two years. One option seems more logical than the other, however...
