Mohamed Salah ends 9-year Liverpool era with emotional farewell at Anfield
Egyptian star concludes decorated journey with final Premier League impact
DUBAI – Mohamed Salah’s departure from Liverpool FC has marked the end of a defining chapter in the football club’s modern history.
After nine seasons at Anfield, the Egyptian forward has officially bid farewell, closing a spell filled with silverware, records and unforgettable moments. For supporters, Sunday carried the weight of finality as one of Liverpool’s greatest-ever players stepped away.
His exit follows a period that reshaped the club’s identity in European and English football, leaving behind a legacy that continues to resonate across Anfield and beyond.
Final Anfield
Salah’s last appearance came against Brentford FC on Sunday, May 24, ending in a 1-1 draw. Despite the result, he still made an impact by providing the assist for Curtis Jones’ goal, signing off with a decisive contribution. He was also named Man of the Match in his farewell outing.
Across his Liverpool career, Salah lifted nine trophies, including two Premier League titles, the UEFA Champions League and an FA Cup, cementing his status among the club’s elite. He also departed as Liverpool’s all-time top Premier League assister with 93, surpassing Steven Gerrard, reinforcing his influence far beyond goalscoring.
Emotional exit
The farewell carried deep emotion, with Salah reflecting on his time at the club in heartfelt terms. Liverpool marked the occasion with a farewell documentary featuring teammates, former players and rivals, all highlighting his impact over nearly a decade.
The Egyptian forward described the bond with supporters as the most meaningful part of his journey, with scenes of visible emotion capturing the night. He also hinted at uncertainty regarding his next step, stating he would not return and expressing a desire for the club to continue competing at the highest level.
With Liverpool now behind him, attention shifts towards his international future with Egypt, as preparations build for the FIFA World Cup 2026. His next chapter remains undisclosed, but his legacy at Anfield is firmly secured in the club’s history.