Mohamed Salah

Key strength: Explosive pace and clinical finishing in wide areas

Inside Forward (Right)

At 33, Mohamed Salah remains Liverpool's eternal threat on the right flank - a player who has defined an era at Anfield since arriving in 2017. Currently sitting 6th in the table, the Reds are navigating a transitional phase, and Salah's output reflects that adjustment: one goal from five appearances and 360 minutes this season suggests a measured start rather than the explosive form that once shattered Premier League records. Yet his profile endures - that explosive pace, the ability to cut inside and unleash thunderous strikes, the Puskás Award-winning brilliance that made him a global icon. With a €45m market value and a contract running through 2027, Liverpool's Egyptian King isn't fading quietly. Operating as an inside forward alongside creative forces like Alexis Mac Allister and the industrious Ryan Gravenberch, Salah still commands defensive attention that opens space for teammates. The goals will come - they always do. For now, he remains the heartbeat of Liverpool's attack, a living legend still writing his final chapters in red.