| Player | Goal |
| Mohamed Salah | 23 |
| Haaland E. | 19 |
| Wood C. | 18 |
| Isak A. | 17 |
| Palmer C. | 14 |
| Mbeumo B. | 14 |
| Matheus Cunha | 12 |
| Watkins O. | 11 |
| Wissa Y. | 11 |
| Kluivert J. | 11 |
| Mateta J. | 11 |
| Delap L. | 10 |
| Jimenez R. | 9 |
| Maddison J. | 9 |
| Havertz K. | 9 |
| Diaz L. | 9 |
| Jackson N. | 9 |
| Gakpo C. | 8 |
| Vardy J. | 7 |
Very well Salah, even at 23 goals! Haaland is staying back but not because of his fault, too bad.
Mohammed Salah isn't just the most prolific player in the Liverpool squad this season but so far, he's the most prolific in the English Premier League. He's currently four goals above Manchester City's Erling Haaland in the league's top scorers chart but considering how productive the Norwegian can be in front of goal, I don't think that four goal margin is enough for Salah to think he'll win the golden boot when we still have over 10 match weeks remaining. Manchester City have been inconsistent this season but now that they're out of the UCL, I expect them to be more consistent in the league than they've ever been so they can finish the season in the top four and if that happens, Haaland will likely catch up with Mohammed Salah.
Mohammad Salah is really able to make a big contribution to Liverpool thanks to his sharpness so that he leads the temporary top scorer list. Individually, Salah also does not have an arrogant attitude and he continues to provide assists to his teammates in order to pursue victory for the team. I am sure Salah is not so focused on individual titles but rather he targets to be able to present a title for Liverpool.
After being eliminated from the Champions League, of course Manchester City will focus more on the Premier League, maybe the opportunity to pursue the title is too difficult but realistically they will maintain the opportunity to finish in the Champions League zone only.