Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mané and Roberto Firmino formed one of the most devastating and celebrated attacking tridents in modern football history during their years together at Liverpool under Jürgen Klopp. Salah arrived from Roma in 2017 and quickly became a Premier League phenomenon, scoring a then-record 32 league goals in his debut season and going on to amass 191 Premier League goals and 93 assists in 315 appearances for the club, establishing himself as Liverpool’s third-highest all-time scorer with 255 goals in 435 games across all competitions. Mané, signed from Southampton a year earlier, brought relentless energy, pace and clinical finishing from the left, contributing 90 league goals in 196 appearances and sharing the 2018-19 Golden Boot; his work rate and ability to score decisive goals, including in the 2019 Champions League final run, made him indispensable. Firmino, the Brazilian “false nine” who joined in 2015, was the creative hub and press leader whose intelligent movement, link-up play and unselfishness unlocked space for his teammates, delivering 82 Premier League goals and 50 assists while scoring the extra-time winner in the 2019 Club...
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