Mo Salah Clinches Historic Third PFA Player of the Year Award

LIVERPOOL, UK — August 20, 2025

In a proud moment for football fans around the world, Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has been named the PFA Players’ Player of the Year for the third time, making history as one of the few to achieve this rare feat.

The Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) announced the award on Tuesday evening, recognizing Salah’s outstanding performance throughout the 2024/25 season. His achievement puts him in elite company, joining legends like Thierry Henry and Cristiano Ronaldo who have also claimed the honor multiple times.

Born in Nagrig, Egypt, Salah has become a symbol of excellence and resilience—not just for his home country but for millions of fans globally. With 27 goals and 13 assists in the Premier League this season, Salah played a crucial role in Liverpool’s title challenge and Champions League run.

Speaking at the awards ceremony in Manchester, Salah expressed gratitude:
“To be recognized by fellow professionals means the world to me. Every season brings new challenges, but I always try to give my all—for my club, my teammates, and the fans.”

His journey from a small Egyptian village to global football stardom continues to inspire. He’s not just celebrated for his stats, but for his humility, work ethic, and ability to connect with people of all backgrounds.

Salah’s impact goes beyond the pitch. He has become a cultural ambassador, often speaking up for inclusivity, unity, and giving back to communities, both in Egypt and in the UK.

This third PFA win doesn’t just mark personal success—it highlights a career built on perseverance and purpose. As fans of the beautiful game, whether you support Liverpool or not, Salah’s story is one we can all celebrate.