Mohamed Salah goal for Liverpool against Bournemouth on Friday make am draw level on 187 Premier League goals with Andrew Cole.
The Reds knack Bournemouth 4-2 for Anfield, as fans enjoy end-to-end football action.
Coach Arne Slot go dey happy say new signing Hugo Ekitike score on im competitive debut, but im side still lose 2-0 lead before dem later recover.
Federico Chiesa and Salah score for the 88th and 94th minutes respectively to seal the win, and Salah own goal join am with Manchester United legend Andy Cole record of 187 Premier League goals.
The Liverpool forward don now dey joint fourth highest scorer for Premier League history, behind Wayne Rooney (208), Harry Kane (213) and Alan Shearer (260).
Where Salah Fit End For Premier League All-Time Scorers List?
Since Salah sign for Liverpool in 2017, he don score at least 18 Premier League goals for each of im eight full seasons with the club.
The 33-year-old score 29 times last season, wey be im second highest scoring season for Premier League.
Salah extend im contract for April, wey go last till summer of 2027. If he continue to score at im current average of 0.64 Premier League goals per 90 minutes for Liverpool, he fit end him time for Anfield with extra 48 league goals.
If that one happen, Salah go pass Harry Kane to enter second position with 235 goals. He go only need 25 more goals to equal Alan Shearer record of 260, though that one go require another contract extension.
Arne Slot Need To Focus On Defence This Transfer Window?
Even though Slot go happy say him main man start 2025-26 season with goal, the Reds coach still get serious concern for defence.
Liverpool concede two goals from counter-attack against Bournemouth, and dem look shaky for back throughout the game.
The champions don focus on attack this season, signing Hugo Ekitike and Florian Wirtz, but the defence still need reinforcements.
On Friday, Liverpool confirm the signing of Parma centre-back Giovanni Leoni, but the player na just 18 years old and e no sure say he go play regularly yet.
Liverpool also dey linked with Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi. With him Premier League experience, he fit help the club stabilize the backline.