Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah summed up his extraordinary mentality after winning yet another award in the form of the PFA Men's Players' Player of the Year accolade on Thursday night.
Salah, who turns 30 next week, was voted the best player in England over the 2021/22 season by his peers to win the gong for the second time. The Egyptian forward scored 23 goals and grabbed 13 assists in the Premier League to share the Golden Boot with Son Heung-min and win the Playmaker of the Season award. He also helped the reds win the FA Cup and EFL Cup.
Having already been crowned the FWA Footballer of the Year, Salah has essentially completed a clean sweep of the individual honours available for outfield players in England's top flight - he even won the Goal of the Season award. However, his latest achievement comes at a time of heightened speculation over his future at Anfield.
