Mohamed Salah will be looking to add to his already impressive goal-scoring tally when Liverpool face West Ham United in a Premier League clash.
The Reds head into the fixture looking to make it four wins from four in all competitions.
Despite a subpar overall display, Liverpool beat Nottingham Forest 1-0 on Sunday afternoon.
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After that match, Jamie Carragher said that Rio Ngumoha did more than Mohamed Salah despite playing a lot fewer minutes.
Mohamed Salah’s goal-scoring record against every Premier League club
Salah’s form has declined in the 2025/26 season, and he is currently on a run of nine games without a league goal, his longest in a Red shirt.
However, with West Ham up next, history suggests his goal drought could come to an end this weekend.
During his senior career to date, Salah has scored 329 goals and provided 169 assists in 681 appearances for various clubs.
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But, as is to be expected given his most prolific years have come at Liverpool, he has largely enjoyed much of his success against English sides.
He has been especially lethal when playing against Manchester United, posting his highest and best goal-per-game ratio against the Red Devils.
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Mohamed Salah shakes Arne Slot's hand as he comes off during Liverpool's Premier League match against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground (Credit: Getty Images/Liverpool FC).
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However, his stats against Liverpool’s upcoming opponents are not bad either.
In 18 appearances, the Egyptian has found the back of the net 13 times and provided seven assists.
At present, Sunderland are the only active Premier League side (except Liverpool, who he played once) that he has not scored against.
Team Appearances Goals Assists
Tottenham 24 16 5
Manchester United 18 16 6
Manchester City 25 13 8
West Ham 18 13 7
Bournemouth 14 12 3
Brighton 20 11 10
Arsenal 19 11 4
Newcastle 20 10 10
Aston Villa 14 10 6
Crystal Palace 18 9 5
Leeds United 6 9 1
Chelsea 25 8 4
Everton 14 8 3
Wolves 17 7 5
Brentford 8 7 1
Fulham 10 4 2
Burnley 11 2 2
Nottingham Forest 7 3 2
Sunderland 3 0 1
Liverpool 1 0 0
Away from English sides, Salah has enjoyed the most success against Bologna (six goals and one assist in four meetings).
Then, despite never competing in the same league as them, the 33-year-old’s second-most favourable European opponent is FC Porto (five goals and one assist in eight matches).
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