What Tearful Salah Did in Front of Kop as Liverpool Legends Get Fitting Sendoffs
Salah ended his Liverpool career with a 93rd Premier League assist, one more than Steven Gerrard, after an emotional farewell with his daughters.
- Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson played their final match for Liverpool at Anfield, with Salah departing after nine years alongside his daughters in front of the Kop.
- These players defined the Jurgen Klopp era but remained vital under manager Arne Slot, helping lift the Premier League title 12 months ago before becoming elder statesmen guiding new talent.
- Salah signed off by providing his 93rd Premier League assist for Curtis Jones, surpassing Steven Gerrard's record, while totaling 193 goals in the competition throughout his Liverpool career.
- The match ended in a 1-1 draw against Brentford, closing a campaign manager Arne Slot described as an underwhelming 14 year low. Robertson departs as Scotland captain for his nation's first World Cup since 1998.
- Salah, who scored 257 goals for the Reds, is now a free agent after cutting short his two-year contract extension signed in April 2025. He said, "It's tricky to leave Liverpool," but insists he is at peace.
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Mohamed Salah (33) and Andy Robertson (32) said goodbye together on Sunday. The duo played together for Liverpool for nine years, so it was an emotional farewell at Anfield, where Arne Slot's team ended the season with a draw against Brentford and the Champions League ticket.
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