Mohamed Salah has opened up on a conversation with Liverpool vice-captain James Milner that initiated the passing of the penalty-taking baton at Anfield and helped the Eypgtian in his quest to become the Reds' all-time scorer in the Premier League.
The Egyptian added another Anfield record to his resume on Sunday as his second half brace in the 7-0 thrashing of Manchester United, goals 128 and 129 for the Reds, saw him leapfrog Robbie Folwer to become Liverpool's outright highest scorer in the Premier League era.
In the build-up to the clash of the titans encounter on Merseyside last week, the 30-year-old admitted he had always targeted the former Liverpool No.9's record since the day he completed his switch from AS Roma in the summer of 2017.