Salah, who was the first to defeat Liverpool captain for the first time in his defeat to Brighton, is definitely drawing one by one until the end of the season.
The 32-year-old has scored 28 goals this season, five ahead of Newcastle’s Alexander Isak and only one.
So, in addition to anything ridiculous in the final of the season, Salah will win the Premier League’s fourth goal for the fourth time and draw Henry’s record for Arsenal.
He will also be looking to win European Golden Boots, a leading league top scorer in Europe.
Swedish Sporting striker Victor Giores is currently top of the table with 39 goals, but now the Portuguese season is over.
Salah needs two goals in the campaign against Palace in order to beat him, while Real Madrid midfielder Kylian Mbappe is just one goal away from Giokers and one game remains.
While Salah (28 goals) and Mbappe (29 goals) are much lower than the former Coventre striker, they can pass the points with a total of the Golden Scoring system.
It is not simply decided that because the player scores the most goals; The award uses an empty system that takes into account the strength of the league in which a player participates.
Founded in 1967-68, the Golden Boot was previously given to the top scorer in each European league.
In 1997, however, the rules were changed to the use of a ranking format that is in the interest of higher league players.