Liverpool almost SEVEN TIMES more likely to lose when Mohamed Salah doesn't contribute to a goal

"During Arne Slot's tenure, which spans 100 games at Liverpool, Mohamed Salah has scored or assisted in 50 of those matches and either failed to do so or been absent in the other 50. Liverpool's win rate when Salah contributes to a goal is 82 per cent, boasting 41 wins, six draws and merely three losses."

"In stark, almost horrifying contrast, the side's win rate when Salah blanks is just 44 per cent - a below average 22 wins, seven draws and 20 losses. When Liverpool play a game in which Salah fails to register a goal involvement, Arne Slot's men are almost seven times more likely to lose."

"In the 2024/25 season, the Egyptian registered 47 goal contributions in 38 games, leading Liverpool to a Premier League title with 84 points and 25 wins domestically. In all competitions, Salah contributed to 57 goals and Liverpool notched 38 wins."

During Arne Slot's 100-game tenure at Liverpool, Mohamed Salah has demonstrated extraordinary impact on team performance. In the 2024/25 season, Salah registered 47 goal contributions across 38 Premier League games, leading Liverpool to the title with 84 points. Across all competitions, he contributed to 57 goals in 87 games. The statistical disparity is stark: Liverpool wins 82% of matches when Salah scores or assists (41 wins, 6 draws, 3 losses in 50 games), compared to just 44% when he blanks (22 wins, 7 draws, 20 losses in 50 games). This makes Liverpool nearly seven times more likely to lose without Salah's goal involvement, highlighting the team's significant dependence on his individual brilliance.

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