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A teary-eyed Mohamed Salah bid an emotional farewell to Anfield after taking outright possession of Liverpool's Premier League assist record in Sunday's 1-1 draw with Brentford at Anfield. Despite speculation around whether Arne Slot would drop 'The Egyptian King' after copping more indirect criticism from Salah after last week's loss at Aston Villa, the 33-year-old started in the right wing role he's made his own since first arriving from Roma in 2017.

Mohamed Salah officially cemented his legendary status at Liverpool by surpassing Steven Gerrard to become the outright top assist provider for the Reds in Premier League history. In Sunday's game against Brentford, the Egyptian winger produced a magnificent assist for Curtis Jones before being substituted to a standing ovation in the 74th minute, marking his 93rd assist in the English top flight.

Mohamed Salah warned Liverpool’s dressing room about the pressures of life at Anfield as he prepared for his final appearance for the club. The Egyptian also reflected on his legacy, while Arne Slot paid tribute to his influence during a title-winning season.

Liverpool is closing in on a deal to secure one of South America's most exciting young talents as they look to bolster their future midfield options. The Reds have reportedly seen off competition from several European heavyweights to land the signature of a promising playmaker from Colombia.