After 132 years Salah achieves a record that no one has preceded since the founding of Liverpool in 1892

Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool football team striker, wrote history in golden letters with the Reds today, Thursday, with a record that had never been set by any player since the founding of the English team in 1892.

Mohamed Salah scored the third goal for Liverpool against its guest, Sparta Prague, at the tenth minute of the match between them this evening, Thursday, at Anfield Stadium, in the second leg of the round of 16 of the European Football League (Europa League).

Mohamed Salah became the first player in Liverpool's history to score 20 or more goals in 7 consecutive seasons, a number that has not happened in the "Reds" since the club was founded in 1892, according to the British newspaper "Mirror".

Mohamed Salah (31 years old) reached his twentieth goal in all tournaments, 15 in the English Premier League, 4 in the European League, and one goal in the English Football League Cup competition.