Mohamed Salah poses with commemorative Liverpool shirt alongside entire Reds squad after netting 200th goal for club against Crystal Palace

The Egyptian star achieved the milestone last Saturday after he scored the equalising goal for his club against Crystal Palace. He managed to reach the 200-goal figure in 327 appearances for the Reds.

To commemorate the achievement, the Egypt international posed with a customised Liverpool shirt that had his name and 200 written on its back alongside his teammates.

Salah posted the photograph on his Instagram profile without a caption.

The 31-year-old, who joined the Merseyside club in 2017, is only the fourth player in the history of the club, after Ian Rush, Roger Hunt and Billy Liddell to score 200 goals.

The winger is now the joint-10th highest goalscorer along with former Reds star Michael Owen in the Premier League's history. Out of his 150 goals, 148 came in a Liverpool shirt while he scored twice for Chelsea.

With 11 Premier League goals in 16 appearances, the Reds star is currently second in the Golden Boot race behind Manchester City goal machine Erling Haaland who has 14 to his name.

The star player is likely to be next seen in action for Jurgen Klopp's side on Thursday in the Europa League when they take on Union Saint-Gilloise.