Mohamed Salah pulled down the curtain on an extraordinary Liverpool career on Sunday, playing his last match in a red shirt as the 2025–26 campaign came to a close.
Back in March, the 33-year-old announced his impending exit at the end of the season, one year before his contract expires. Ever since, there has been a countdown to all the “lasts” Salah would experience at Liverpool, with his final match headlining the emotional farewell tour.
Despite his contentious relationship with manager Arne Slot, Salah still got the nod at Anfield against Brentford, as did Andy Robertson, who also received a proper send-off before he moves on from Merseyside.
It was largely Salah’s evening, though, and the Egyptian couldn’t help but show up in a massive way, even if the final 1–1 scoreline dashed his chances of a perfect storybook ending.