If Mohamed Salah was no longer a Phenom, then we’re yet to see it.

In spite of the difficult season Liverpool has had to endure, their last minute push to right all the wrong is nothing short of chilvary and their Knight in shiny armor has been none other than Salah.

On Monday night, the Egyptian once again applied himself, as a Player entrusted the leadership reins would.

True, by his standards one couldn’t expect less than a brace or more from him, but the Reds haven’t at all been a well oiled wheel this season at all.

However, The Pharaoh pulled the strings; provided all three assists of Liverpool’s three goals at the King Power Stadium against Leicester City.

Curtis Jones (33′, 36′) and Trent Alexander-Arnold (71′) were at the end of his deliveries to fire Liverpool’s late charge for a UEFA Champions League place.

The 30 year-old Forward is now, just one assist behind Bukayo Saka (11), who leads the League in assists this season.

Quite the struggle it has been this season, but a goal or assist every 107 minutes (approx), has seen a goal return of 19 in addition to his 10 assists.

Not bad for a maxed Superstar.