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In a move that has stunned the football world, Mohamed Salah confirmed this week that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the 2025-26 season.

After nine years of service, the Egyptian forward is set to depart Anfield on a free transfer following an early agreement to end his contract. As tributes pour in, fans are taking time to celebrate the remarkable trophy haul Salah helped deliver during his time on Merseyside.

Salah arrived in 2017 and quickly became the focal point of Jürgen Klopp’s thrilling Liverpool side. Over the next nine seasons he played a starring role in one of the most successful periods in the club’s modern history, lifting seven major trophies and contributing to several more pieces of silverware.

The pinnacle came in 2019 when Salah helped Liverpool win the UEFA Champions League. His iconic penalty in the semi-final shoot-out against Roma and his consistent brilliance throughout the campaign were central to the 2-0 final victory over Tottenham in Madrid. Later that year he added the UEFA Super Cup, scoring in the 2-2 draw with Chelsea before Liverpool won on penalties. In December 2019 he lifted the FIFA Club World Cup, earning the Golden Ball as Player of the Tournament after Liverpool beat Flamengo 1-0 in the final.

Domestic Glory and Title Wins

Domestically, Salah was instrumental in ending Liverpool’s 30-year league title drought. In the 2019-20 season he scored 19 Premier League goals as the Reds stormed to the title with 99 points. He returned to the summit again in 2024-25, netting 29 goals in 38 games to secure a second league crown and breaking multiple records for goal contributions in a single campaign.

Salah also tasted domestic cup success on multiple occasions. In 2021-22 he helped Liverpool complete a domestic cup double. He featured prominently as the Reds beat Chelsea on penalties in the Carabao Cup final and defeated the same opponents 6-5 on penalties in the FA Cup final at Wembley. The following season (2022-23) he lifted the FA Community Shield, and in 2023-24, he added a second Carabao Cup to his collection after another penalty-shootout victory.

Mohamed Salah Titles Won at Liverpool

In total, Salah’s medal collection at Liverpool is huge. He has won 9 titles during his stay at the club so far and can win a couple more till the end of the season.

UEFA Champions League (1) – 2018-19

Premier League (2) – 2019-20, 2024-25

FA Cup (1) – 2021-22

Carabao Cup (2) – 2021-22, 2023-24

UEFA Super Cup (1) – 2019

FIFA Club World Cup (1) – 2019

FA Community Shield (1) – 2022

That is an astonishing seven major honours in nine seasons. Beyond the trophies themselves, Salah’s goals and assists in decisive moments – from Champions League nights under the Anfield lights to Premier League title-clinching strikes – defined Liverpool’s success. He leaves not just as a goal machine but as a serial winner who helped restore the club to the summit of English and European football.

As the curtain falls on his Anfield chapter at the end of this season, Mohamed Salah’s trophy-laden legacy will be remembered every time a new generation of supporters walks through the Shankly Gates. The Egyptian King arrived with promise and departs with a cabinet overflowing with silverware.

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