Mohamed Salah will be desperate to end his longest ever UCL goal drought when Liverpool face Ajax LFC
as a mark of respect to Queen Elizabeth II following her sad passing.
In addition to spearheading Liverpool’s charge to secure an unprecedented four trophy haul, Salah also faced the heartbreak of losing the AFCON final on penalties before Egypt missed out on World Cup qualification. The 30-year-old was anonymous in the Napoli humiliation but remains Liverpool’s all-time top scorer in Europe’s premier competition with 34 goals.
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