Salah won the FWA best player with an overwhelming advantage, and won three crowns against Arsenal s meritorious scorer

On May 9, Egyptian striker Salah, who played for Liverpool, was selected as Player of the Year by the English Football Journalists Association (FWA). The players ranked 2nd to 4th are Van Dijk, Isaac and Rice. In the

Awards, Salah won up to 90% of the votes in the 900 FWA members, winning the honor for the third time with a landslide. As a result, Salah became the second player to complete a "hat trick" in the award selection after Arsenal's meritorious player Henry. In addition, this is also the second time that Liverpool players have won this honor since Henderson won the award in the 2019-20 season. Back then, Henderson helped the Reds regain the top league championship after 30 years. This year, Salah helped Liverpool win the Premier League after five years.

This season, Salah maintained a good form from beginning to end, helping Liverpool win the Premier League championship trophy for the second time with 28 goals and 18 assists. Meanwhile, the 32-year-old Egyptian scorer is moving towards his fourth Premier League Golden Boot Trophy. Currently, he has directly participated in the team's goals (goals + assists) for 46 times, just one step away from breaking the Premier League single-season record.

It is worth mentioning that Salah just completed a contract renewal with Liverpool in April and is now the strongest contender for the Premier League Player of the Year Awards and Professional Players Union Player of the Year Awards.