Mohamed Salah does not stop chasing records, and this time the Egyptian star entered Premier League history from the gate of Europe in a unique way.
Salah came on as a substitute in Liverpool's 5-1 Europa League win over Toulouse, scoring a goal with which he became the "King of England" in European competitions.
The Egyptian pharaoh's goal was his 43rd in European competitions (Champions League and Europa League) with Liverpool, becoming the most goalscoring player in Europe for an English club throughout history.
The historic record was recorded in the name of Arsenal legend Thierry Henry, and Salah has levelled him since his goal at LASK Linz last month, but the 31-year-old broke up the partnership and singled out the historic record thanks to his goal in Toulouse.
The last month has arguably been exceptional for Salah, as he won the Premier League's Professional Players' Association Player of the Month award, as well as Liverpool's award for Jurgen Klopp's best players in September.
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