Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has made football history by becoming the first player ever to win the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) Men’s Player of the Year Award three times.
Salah earned the award after delivering an outstanding performance throughout Liverpool’s Premier League title-winning campaign last season. His goals, assists, and leadership on the pitch were instrumental in guiding Liverpool to domestic glory.
The Egyptian forward had already won the PFA Player of the Year title twice before, but this third win sets him apart from every other footballer in Premier League history.
“It’s a huge honour. Winning it once was special — but three times is unbelievable,” Salah said after receiving the award.
He added that the recognition means a lot to him, especially as it is voted for by fellow professional players.
During the 2024/25 season, Salah was in exceptional form:
He scored 23 league goals,
Provided 12 assists,
And was involved in numerous key moments that helped Liverpool reclaim the league title.
His work ethic, skill, and consistency earned him praise not only from fans but also from coaches, teammates, and football legends around the world.
Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp praised Salah’s dedication, saying:
“Mo is a player who never stops improving. This award is well deserved, and I’m proud to have worked with him.”
Fans on social media also celebrated the news, with many calling Salah one of the Premier League’s greatest-ever players.
At 33, Salah continues to prove that age is just a number. With his contract extended through 2026 and Liverpool aiming for more trophies, fans are hopeful that he will continue to shine both in England and in international competitions.
Mohamed Salah’s third PFA Player of the Year award is not just a personal milestone — it’s a moment of pride for Liverpool, Egypt, and football fans everywhere. As he continues to break records and inspire young players, Salah’s legacy in the game is already legendary.
