Mohamed Salah’s brace in Liverpool’s 7-0 thrashing of Manchester United on Sunday evening saw the forward surpass Robbie Fowler as the club’s all-time Premier League top goalscorer with 129.
It is just another great achievement for the Egyptian in his scintillating career at Anfield, further adding to his legacy on Merseyside. The 30-year-old has now scored 178 goals for the club in all competitions across 291 appearances and is unquestionably one of the greatest goalscorers in the club’s rich history.
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In honour of Salah becoming Liverpool’s record Premier League scorer, here are the players who hold the same accolade at all 50 clubs to have played in the Premier League.
AFC Bournemouth - Josh King (48)
Arsenal - Thierry Henry (175)
Aston Villa - Gabriel Agbonlahor (73)
Barnsley - Neil Redfearn (10)
Birmingham City - Mikael Forssell (29)
Blackburn Rovers - Alan Shearer (112)
Blackpool - DJ Campbell (13)
Bolton Wanderers - Kevin Davies (68)
Bradford City - Dean Windass (13)
Brentford - Ivan Toney (27)
Brighton & Hove Albion - Glenn Murray (26)
Burnley - Chris Wood (49)
Cardiff City - Jordan Mutch (7)
Charlton Athletic - Jason Euell (34)
Chelsea - Frank Lampard (147)
Coventry City - Dion Dublin (61)
Crystal Palace - Wilfried Zaha (67)
Derby County - Dean Sturridge (32)
Everton - Romelu Lukaku (68)
Fulham - Clint Dempsey (50)
Huddersfield Town - Steve Mounie (9)
Hull City - Nikica Jelavic (12)
Ipswich Town - Marcus Stewart (25)
Leeds United - Mark Viduka (59)
Leicester City - Jamie Vardy (134)
Liverpool - Mohamed Salah (129)
Manchester City - Sergio Aguero (184)
Manchester United - Wayne Rooney (183)
Middlesbrough - Hamilton Ricard (31)
Newcastle United - Alan Shearer (148)
Norwich City - Chris Sutton (33)
Nottingham Forest - Bryan Roy (24)
Oldham Athletic - Graeme Sharp (16)
Portsmouth - Yakubu (28)
Queens Park Rangers - Les Ferdinand (60)
Reading - Kevin Doyle (19)
Sheffield United - Brian Deane (15)
Sheffield Wednesday - Mark Bright (48)
Southampton - Matt Le Tissier (101)
Stoke City - Peter Crouch (44)
Sunderland - Kevin Phillips (61)
Swansea City - Gylfi Sigurdsson (34)
Swindon Town - Jan Age Fjortoft (12)
Tottenham Hotspur - Harry Kane (201)
Watford - Troy Deeney (47)
West Bromwich Albion - Peter Odemwingie (30)
West Ham United - Michail Antonio (59)
Wigan Athletic - Hugo Rodallega (24)
Wimbledon - Dean Holdsworth (58)
Wolverhampton Wanderers - Raul Jimenez (40)
