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#3 Mohamed Salah
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Mohamed Salah, like Lukaku, had spent 2 seasons at Chelsea, where he scored 2 goals from 13 games. It was in the 2013/14 and 2014/15 season, which seems to be ages ago now. In the 2014/15 season, he joined Florentina on loan, where he scored 9 goals in 26 games in total. His next loan spell was in Roma the following season, where he scored 15 goals in the 42 games he played in total. His move to Roma eventually turned permanent next season and he scored 19 goals from 41 appearances. He ended his time in Italy with 34 goals from 83 games and joined Liverpool in the summer of 2017. Since then, Salah has scored 35 goals in 51 appearances, with 177 shots and 78 shots on target. He has missed 30 big chances and has 44% shooting accuracy.
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In the 2017/18 season, Salah lit up the Premier League, scoring 32 goals and won the Premier League Golden Boot. He recorded 144 shots, 67 of which were on target, all of which is very impressive given the fact that he plays through the left of the front three.
This season, Salah has already scored 1 goal and attempted 10 shots in 2 games. 4 of those shots were on target. Even though he has had just 1 fantastic season in the Premier League, keeping in mind his footballing qualities and skill set, one can safely assume that Salah will be among the goals this season as well. Whether he can win another Golden Shoe can only be ascertained as the season progresses.
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