This is how the fierce Reds striker has an incredible record against their fiercest opponents.
Mo Salah is the person who enjoys going to the theatre the most.
Unfortunately for Manchester United, though, he haunts dreams much more than Freddie Krueger did.
Mo Salah had a ball at Man Utd again, netting in Liverpool’s 3-0 win.The Liverpool striker concluded Sunday’s 3-0 rampage with a swaggering sidefoot to add to his already impressive stat line at Old Trafford.
In his past seven trips to the Theatre of Dreams, the 32-year-old has now scored in each of those games. Additionally, he keeps returning for more even after you might think he is done, much like the terrible Krueger from the Nightmare on Elm Street horror films.
Salah’s seven hells for United are matched, though, by his other astounding stats and facts at Old Trafford. Even in a list of ALL scores in every competition held at the renowned field since January 24, 2021, the Egyptian is tied for fifth place.
United Academy merchandise Bruno Fernandes, with 29 goals, and 31-year-old Marcus Rashford lead the way during that time. However, Salah just trails two other men: the legendary Cristiano Ronaldo (17) and Scott McTominay (13). Alongside Anthony Martial, Salah is ranked 10th, an accomplishment that not only emphasises his brutal record against Liverpool’s fiercest rivals but also shows United’s offensive shortcomings.
Salah swept home Liverpool’s third goal at Old Trafford on Sunday.
The former Roma player is being crowned Old Trafford’s king by supporters.Even so, one United fan wrote on social media, “He owns us.”
With 11 goals and six assists overall, Salah has contributed more goals than any other player to United’s Premier League victories against them. He also excels while playing the Red Devils at Anfield.
Thus, in the first part of his weekend marvel show, he supplies both for Luis Diaz and creates them himself. Since joining Anfield in 2017, Salah has played in 266 top-flight games and recorded 160 goals and 72 assists. This season, he might set yet another remarkable milestone.
Wayne Rooney, a legend at United, scored 36 goals, and Salah scored 33, one more than Thierry Henry. What a fitting way to leave Liverpool in the summer if he does surpass Rooney, as he acknowledged on Sunday he might do.
All the world’s a stage for such a masterful actor, even if he is never more at home than when he’s away at the Theatre of Dreams, setting objectives, creating history, and laying a claim for GOAT status.
He’s now netted in seven successive games at the Theatre of Dreams.