Egyptian Liverpool star Mohamed Salah is on the verge of achieving two major milestones in the English Premier League. During the upcoming match against Nottingham Forest in the 12th round on Saturday, Salah could play his 300th Premier League game for Liverpool, making him only the fifth player in the club's history to reach this number. He would join the ranks of Jamie Carragher (508), Steven Gerrard (504), Jordan Henderson (360), and Sami Hyypia (318). To become the player with the most goal contributions for a single club in Premier League history, Salah needs to score or assist against Nottingham Forest. He has already been involved in 276 goals (188 goals, 88 assists) for Liverpool in the Premier League, tying him with Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney. It's worth noting that Salah's start to this season has not been ideal, with only 4 goals and 2 assists in 11 league matches. Previously, Salah has scored twice against Nottingham Forest in their five previous Premier League encounters.
