Fowler Congratulates Salah for Breaking His Record and Becoming Liverpool’s Premier League Top Scorer

• Mohamed Salah scored twice and assisted twice in the 7-0 demolition of Manchester United
• The Egyptian became Liverpool's all-time Premier League top scorer with his two goals
• He surpassed Robbie Fowler's record of 128 goals, achieving it in fewer games

Mohamed Salah delivered a 10/10 performance for Liverpool in the 7-0 thrashing of Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday, scoring twice and assisting twice in the match.

The Egyptian's goals helped him match and surpass Robbie Fowler's 128 goals record for most goals scored for the Reds in the Premier League, with his 128th and 129th.

The goals also put him seventh on Liverpool's all-time top scorer' list behind Fowler, Steven Gerrard, Billy Liddell, Gordon Hodgson, Roger Hunt and Ian Rush, who leads the way with 346, as reported by BBC Sports.

Fowler watched Salah break his record

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The Liverpool legend was in attendance at Anfield and watched the former Chelsea man match and surpass his record. He was magnanimous and congratulated Salah with a picture of him watching the game.

As reported by LFC History, Fowler scored 128 goals in 266 Premier League games for the Reds in two spells at Anfield, while Salah achieved his feat in 205 games, 61 less than what it took the former player.

The two-time African footballer of the year took to Instagram to celebrate the win and expressed his joy at the record— ''an extraordinary day for all Liverpool fans. I’m honoured to keep making history with this great club!''

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Salah said this in an interview before the match against Manchester United when he was quizzed at the prospect of achieving the record.

Harry Kane weeks ago became Tottenham Hotspur's all-time top scorer, surpassing Jimmy Greaves. The dent in the Englishman's career is having never won a trophy, and he is already 30 years old.