Egypt: Mohamed Salah, king of the Premier League, on his way to a new title of best player

Liverpool's Egyptian phenomenon Mohamed Salah has once again scored in the Premier League, but this time it's for an accolade that means the world to him: Player of the Season. An honor that seems to have become routine for the king of the desert, but which raises questions about the competitiveness of other contenders. Is Salah simply too good for the competition, or is it simply not there?

A dazzling journey

During the 2022-2023 season, Salah not only made a name for himself on the pitch, but also managed to create a legend around his name. By scoring 19 goals and providing 12 assists, he was not content with being a mere striker, but brilliantly carried the Reds team on his shoulders. What about his team play alongside stars like Luis Díaz and Darwin Núñez? The Egyptian player's choice to adapt to different styles while maintaining his effectiveness is simply admirable.

Competition, a burden?

Yet the question remains: who can compete with him? Other title contenders seem to be struggling to leave their mark in Salah's shadow. Between injuries, inconsistent performances, and a lack of collective goals, one might wonder if this title contender status is becoming more of a default title than anything else. However, it would be unfair to dismiss the efforts of players like Erling Haaland or Kevin De Bruyne, who, despite having struggled this season, possess undeniable qualities that could give them a second chance.

Salah: a role model for the new generation

Beyond his sporting achievements, Mohamed Salah also represents a symbol of hope and boldness for many young African footballers. By proving that it is possible to shine on the world stage while remaining rooted in one's roots, he inspires future generations. It's not just a question of talent; it's also a question of resilience and determination, traits that Salah embodies perfectly.

So, what are we waiting for to applaud him? Or, to put it more clearly, why not see him crowned best player of the season, without it seeming like a disguised favor, but rather a recognition of the hard work and magic on the field? The debate is on!