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With another two goal contributions - he also teed up Dominik Szoboszlai for Liverpool's second - Salah has become the first player to ever be involved in more than 40 goals across two separate seasons in Premier League history.

Ryan Giggs' medal count automatically puts him in the conversation and I'd have Kevin De Bruyne in the debate, too.

But after watching Salah this season, I think he pips them both if we're talking purely Premier League and not all competitions or international level?

A second title is on the horizon, and if Salah signs a new contract and maintains this level of output, he might well move further up that list.

Jeremy Cross

Mo Salah is the greatest player of his generation in the Premier League era.

But to suggest he's the best of all time is debatable, because the likes of Thierry Henry, Gianfranco Zola, Steven Gerrard, Ryan Giggs and Alan Shearer would have strong claims.

But in the last decade there probably hasn't been anyone to compare with the Egyptian.

His contribution to Liverpool's success has been immense.

Salah's injury record is remarkable, showing just how well he looks after himself - we shouldn't underestimate how important that is.

His presence has elevated an already superb Liverpool side for eight years now and the sheer number of records he has broken speaks for itself.

Thierry Henry is probably the Premier League's greatest ever player and has one more Golden Boot, Player of the Season award and title than Salah does.

The Egyptian is likely to match Henry on all three counts come the end of May.

Their goals and assists tallies are also comparable, as is the impact each player had on their respective clubs.

So if Salah isn't already the best ever Premier League player, he's just about on par with the man who is.

Oli Gamp

After breaking two Premier League records in Liverpool's 2-0 win over Man City alone, there is no question that Mohamed Salah has reached the echelons of greatness in the English top flight.

Just like Liverpool have been a cut above everyone else this season, it feels like Mohamed Salah is in a league of his own right now.

Did anyone, even the most optimistic of Liverpool fans, really have both the team and Salah to perform as well as they have done this year following the bombshell departure of Jurgen Klopp?

And that's before you even add in the fact that Salah is another year old.