The Professional Footballers’ Association Men’s Players’ (often called the PFA Men’s Players’ Player of the Year) has named its winner this year — and it is none other than Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah. Salah enjoyed a historic season with the Merseyside club, helping them equal the overall number of Premier League titles won by Manchester United and chasing a record that the Red Devils had held since the Sir Alex Ferguson era.
Mohamed Salah had an incredible season last year with The Reds, recording some unbelievable stats over 38 league matches and matching Andrew Cole’s high-achieving campaign from decades ago. Here’s a summary of his 2024–25 season:
Summary Table – 2024–25 EPL Season
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Goals | 29 |
| Assists | 18 |
| Goal Involvements (G + A) | 47 (ties PL record) |
| Progressive Carries (total) | 154 (3rd in league) |
| Key Passes | 90 (~2.46 per 90) |
| Expected Assists (xA per 90) | 0.41 (99th percentile) |
His goal contributions earned him the Golden Boot for the fourth time, equalling Thierry Henry’s record for most Golden Boots by a player in Premier League history.
In a league full of world-class playmakers and set-piece specialists, the Egyptian shone with 18 assists — the highest for any Liverpool teammate last season.
Here’s how Mohamed Salah’s 2024–25 season compares to Andrew Cole’s legendary 1993–94 campaign:
| Category | Mohamed Salah (2024–25) | Andrew Cole (1993–94) |
|---|---|---|
| Club | Liverpool | Newcastle United |
| Age During Season | 32 | 22 |
| Goals | 29 | 34 |
| Assists | 18 | 13 |
| Total Goal Contributions | 47 | 47 |
| Games Played | 37 | 40 |
| Season Length | 38 matches | 42 matches |
| Goal Contribution/Game | 1.27 | 1.18 |
| Minutes Played (approx.) | 3,250 | 3,500+ |
| Mins per Contribution | ~69 mins | ~75 mins |
| Golden Boot Winner? | ✅ Yes (tied record) | ✅ Yes (won outright) |
| Playmaker Award? | ✅ Yes (most assists) | ❌ No (not awarded then) |
| Notable Awards | PFA Player of the Year, FWA Player | PFA Young Player of the Year |
| Team Position (League) | Top 2 (title challenger) | 3rd (as a promoted team) |
| Era | Modern (VAR, structured defenses) | Early PL era (open, attacking football) |
| Style of Play | Balanced: scoring + creative playmaking | Goal-heavy: prolific striker focus |
Earlier in the summer, Mo silenced rumours about leaving the Premier League by signing a new deal keeping him at Liverpool until 2027. By the end of what was a historic season for both Liverpool and Salah, he moved up the ranks of Premier League all-time top scorers, matching Andy Cole on the first matchday of 2025–26 to claim fourth place.
On 19th of August Mo Salah Walk in Manchester Opera house walked to a coronation not an event wearing we would be guessing who will win PFA player of the year.
Will the 2025–26 season be any different for Mo? Only time will tell — but fans won’t be missing a single moment. Keep in mind that during December, the busiest time in the EPL, the Egyptian could be called upon to represent his nation in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco (December 2025–January 2026).
With records matched, legends equalled, and trophies lifted, Mohamed Salah has firmly etched his name among the all-time greats of the Premier League. His 2024–25 campaign was more than just personal triumph — it was a statement of longevity, leadership, and unwavering excellence. As he prepares to lead both club and country into another demanding season, the questions about what’s next don’t create doubt — they spark excitement.
Can he break new records? Can he lead Liverpool back to the summit of English and European football? One thing is certain: whether it’s a cold December night in the Premier League or a crucial AFCON match, the eyes of the footballing world will be on Mo Salah. And if history has taught us anything, it’s that he rarely disappoints.
