Mohamed Salah has issued a warning to Manchester United after breaking Liverpool’s 131-year-old record.
The Egyptian became the first player in Liverpool history to score in nine straight games at Anfield.
He also became Egypt’s all-time leading scorer, with 313 goals for club and country.
The Reds defeated Brentford 1-0 at Anfield to put pressure on Manchester United, who face West Ham United later this weekend.
Salah scored in the 13th minute, and the 30-year-old sounded a warning to teams ahead of the Reds, particularly Manchester United in fourth place.
“It means a great deal to me.” I’m at ease here.
I am content. We just need to finish the season as strong as possible.”
The player has also now scored 100 goals at Anfield, tying him with Steven Gerrard for the club’s fifth-highest total (186).
Following their victory, Liverpool moved one point behind Manchester United, and Salah stated, “We need to keep winning.” Nothing was more important than the three points. We simply have to keep going.”
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