Hours after Virgil van Dijk the Premier League trophy and supporters at Anfield at Anfield at the raised demons who lurked for almost four decades, Mohamed Salah was alone.
In an already iconic image, the 32-year-old stared in the camera while the Premier League Player of the Year Award, Golden Boot, Premier League Trophy, Playmaker of the Year Prize and FWA Player of the Year Gong was in front of him.
The historical campaign of the Egyptian – who saw him equal to the record for target contributions in a Premier League campaign – saw him rightly showered with a range of individual prizes. And his versions turned out to be crucial in Liverpool who conquered a record-equalle Top-Flight Kroon.
An honor that the forward neglected to include in an image that has collected more than 4 million views on X is the coveted Sofascore rating prize. Salah could be forgiven for missing the prize, but he nevertheless came at the top of all players in the top flight over the entire term.
The statistics crunches crunch the figures every competition day and produce a mark that encapses the performance of a player and the term is used an average to find the top 10 artists of the competition.
There are no prices to guess that Salah is above the rest, but what was his average assessment and who are the other nine stars that join him in the red -hot list?
Martin Odegaard – 7.31
The recording of the Norwegian will certainly lift a few eyebrows, but you can't argue with the numbers. In a disappointing season individually and for the club, Odegaard still managed to enter with three goals and eight assists.
The Gunners -skipper seemed to suffer from the injury that held him in the campaign for the entire campaign, but his displays by the end of the season with the trust of the breed that this mode of nine months is just a blip.
Declan Rice – 7.36
The Englishman may have handed in his best season in North Londs and his average rating is a way to show it. Yes, Rice's most spectacular moments came to the Champions League, but he also played in his own country.
Rice played in 35 Premier League matches in front of Mikel Arteta and scored four goals and registered seven assists.
Josko Gvardiol – 7.37
The move from the Croatian to the Middle Ridge has somewhat restricted its goals, but Gvardiola's flurry in the early season cannot be forgotten. In a miserable campaign for the men of Pep Guardiola, the 23-year-old was almost always present and started 37 of 38 games.
He noted five goals, but it is his contribution at the back, so that the outgoing champions certainly helped their leaking defense and ultimately achieve the qualification of the Champions League that gives him a place.
Youri Tielemans – 7.38
The Belgian deserves to play Champions League football next season, so were the quality of his performances for Aston Villa. Tielemans scored three goals and offered seven assists for Villa, but had injuries in the season.
Perhaps that played a role in the inability of Villa to beat Manchester United and end up in the top five. Unai Emery was only able to call his most trusted lieutenant for 28 minutes in Old Trafford, by that time Villa was already up to 10 men.
Mark Flekken – 7.40
The bees had no particularly great defense record, but it would have been a lot worse if Flekken was not in their net. The Dutchman gave a total of 55 goals and held seven clean sheets in his 37 games this period.
But that does not tell the full story either. No keeper in the division had a higher savings percentage than Flekken 73.6. The stop is tied up with Chelsea's Robert Sanchez on that brand, while Jordan Pickford finished with 73.5 percent.
Bryan Mbeumo – 7.47
The Cameroon International produced a truly excellent campaign to draw on its time in West London. The Brentford star scored an excellent 20 goals in the Premier League and also brought in seven assists. Ivan, who?
Matheus Cunha – 7.61
The Brazilian can become Mbeumo's teammate at Old Trafford and as the two combine, the Red Devils get two attackers from top campaigns.
Cunha noted 15 goals and gave six assists for a Wolves side that fought for most of the season. Time will learn whether he can reproduce such figures for the Red Devils.
Bruno Fernandes – 7.62
Manchester United is perhaps exiled if not for the performances for their Talismian captain. The eight goals of Fernandes and 10 assists may not have gone to a title -winning or even title exchange campaign, but they are nevertheless very impressive.
The Portuguese played this season in 36 of the disastrous 38 games of United, so he has to bear some responsibility for their version season. That said, at least he has something to show for these efforts, which is more than for most of his colleagues.
Cole Palmer – 7.63
That this season will feel like a damper for Cole Palmer, shows how ridiculous last season was for the Young England star. Palmer ended this season with 15 goals and eight assists.
Not bad, but it's far from the last term. Nevertheless, Chelsea achieved their goal from Champions League qualification, so Palmer finally gets the chance to play in the competition for the blues.
Mohamed Salah – 7.78
While Liverpool drove to the title Salah's figures, but he still succeeded in producing the most impressive 38 game campaign. The attacker ended the term 29 goals and 18 assists. Not bad at all.