Trent Alexander-Arnold may not be in the area when Liverpool defends their Premier League title.
But Scouse's full-back sent his team to the utmost to win it when he drilled the deceased winner home who broke Leicester's resistance and confirmed their relegation.
Alexander-Arnold was only five minutes in his comeback of an injury, replacing Conor Bradley after an absence of five games through a single injury, when he brought the shot home, so that the Reds needed only three points to be stamped at only three points as champions.
The English defender is expected to join Real Madrid when his contract ends at the end of the season, but he took full advantage of this opportunity to celebrate this approaching triumph.
After shot through the previously excellent Leicester keepers Mads Hermansen, Alexander-Arnold shot his shirt and kicked the corner flag before kicking the Red Army for the traveling Red Army.
There has been a lot of discussion among Liverpool fans about whether Alexander-Arnold should have been dumped by Arne Slot for the temerity of leaving Anfield.
But those who followed their team to the King Power were jubilant when he walked home his 76th minute shot after a goalmouth-clauting.
Regarding the Leicester of Ruud van Nistelrooy, they showed the kind of application they needed for a few months because their second relegation was confirmed in three seasons with five more games.
Only the unfortunate of the Rock -Bodem Southampton has saved the foxes of a larger shame because this was as their ninth straight house defeat without managing a single goal – although Conor Coady had rejected a header and Wilfred Ndidi hit the post.
Arsenal's Bonnnissen from Ipswich earlier in the afternoon meant that there could be no title party, at least until midweek, and probably not to Liverpool next Sunday Tottenham.
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The relegation of Leicester was almost mathematically confirmed by Wolves who won at Manchester United.
But given the fact that Van Nistelrooy's side had not scored any Premier League goal this year, it was all quite inevitable.
Within three minutes, Luis Diaz released Salah, whose shot of both posts of both posts was channeled.
Then something remarkable happened – Leicester almost scored, Ndidi drilled a shot against an upright with Alisson rooted.
Liverpool broke immediately and this time the shot of Salah was pushed out by an alarm Hermansen.
In accordance with this Underwhelming Premier League season, a collision between a team on the eve of the title and another on the edge of relegation was played in the midst of the atmosphere of a pre-season-friendly.
The Liverpool supporters had a nice singing song in the corner, but their team, not impressive in recent weeks, struggled to find their true pace.
A bizarre dummy from coady in his own criminal area allowed Diaz to center for a Cody Gakpo header who stayed outside -as he did with a Gakpo -Cross -S -shot that threatened to walk in his distant pole.
Salah was then able to keep his volley in the area from a cost axle Tsimikas center with the goal.
A plane flew over the stadium and followed a protest banner with the lecture 'King Power Clueless, Sack the Board'.
But at Terra company, Leicester performed a reasonable impression of a competent football team.
After the break, Dominik Szoboszlai had shot a shot by Hermansen and a Diaz effort was blocked.
Then Bradley burst forward with right-back and Steed on Diaz, who follows the nearby pole.
Slot's men did better to pin their hosts back, but there was still no way – an excellent passing movement that ended with Hermansen of his line to block a Tsimikas shot.
Salah then turned his husband and curled past the distant pole and after an hour the Schotcount read 19-2, but the Scoreline remained aimless.
Slot sent Diogo Jota instead of Gakpo, while Van Nistelrooy withdrew an anonymous Jamie Vardy and sent himself on Patson Daka.
A Stephy Mavididi -Backhiel ensured that Bradley picked up and earned a booking and soon Leicester did something really extraordinary – they placed the ball in the net of Liverpool.
Not that the header of Conor Coady counted, because of Dakas pushed on Alisson, but for a second or so, Foxes fans felt the bliss of their team score at home.
Ref Stuart Attwell was not endearing at the home supporters, so a penalty shouted for a challenge about Daka and then awarding Liverpool a questionable free kick outside the Leicester Box.
After Harvey Elliott had arrived as a sub, Attwell was even a bit a bit by refusing to give a corner when the shot of the English Under-21st star under 21 took a huge deflection.
But then the moment came from Alexander-Arnold.
Salah went against the post from a Tsima corner, then Jota shot against the bar before the shot of Alexander-Arnold finally defeated Hermansen.
Facundo Buananotte has sewn a shot wide when well placed, but Leicester has fallen by a rural miles and Liverpool will soon be crowned at a similar distance.