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#2 Mohamed Salah
The Egyptian had a fabulous 2017/18 season, beating Harry Kane to the Premier League Golden Boot by scoring 32 goals from 36 games. Salah scored a total of 44 goals from 54 games and also registered 16 assists in his debut season for Liverpool. He reached the final of the Champions League, scoring 10 goals from 13 appearances, however, an injury picked up early in the first half meant that he could only play for 30 minutes in a final which Liverpool lost 3-1 to Real Madrid. That would be the closest he would get to picking up a trophy.
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His outing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup was disappointing, but Salah did make it to the Final 3 in the FIFA’s Best Men Player of the Year Award, which was eventually won by Luka Modric.
This season, the Egyptian has been a little slower off the blocks and has found the back of the net 3 times in 8 games in the Premier League and 11 games in total. He has registered 32 shots in the Premier League, 13 of which were on target. He has missed 6 big chances, which has hurt his returns. However, Salah is still a massive player for Liverpool and will surely turn it around. He is 2nd in our list of Premier League Players in the Ballon d’Or Shortlist.
