Liverpool stand on the cusp of a Premier League title win after Arsenal drew against Crystal Palace on Wednesday.

The Reds now needs just one point to be confirmed as champions for the second time in six seasons.

Although in reality it matters not exactly when the final confirmation arrives, it is significant to most supporters that Liverpool can tie things up at Anfield.

The Reds face Tottenham on Sunday knowing that a draw will see them win the English top flight for the 20th time in Liverpool history.

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As a result, although it will not be especially dramatic, there is a chance for someone to make themselves a hero and score a title-winning goal this weekend.

And as every member of the Liverpool squad dreams of being the one who puts the finishing touch on the championship, here are three players we think every fan will want to see get the all important goal.

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When the awards for the 2024/25 season are dished out in just a matter of weeks, Mohamed Salah is likely to sweep most of them.

The Egyptian has had a quite phenomenal campaign and has underlined his status as a Premier League all-time great.

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Having hit 27 goals already, it would feel fitting if Salah was the one to cap it all off and secure the title.

After going six games without a goal, it would also be a welcome return to form for the 32-year-old heading into the final stretch of the season.

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Some may perhaps disagree here, actually, but we also think it would be quite fitting for Darwin Nunez to be the one who puts the cherry on Liverpool’s campaign.

Nunez has had a tough year and having really tailed off over the past six months he looks set to be sold in the summer.

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But the Uruguayan is also capable of delivering some special moments.

His double away at Brentford will forever feel like the moment Liverpool finally started to believe they were going to be champions.

Ahead of his anticipated exit, it would be fantastic if Nunez could deliver once again and leave Anfield with a huge lasting memory.

Ordinarily, Joe Gomez would have been front and centre at the top of this list.

However, the centre-back is still injured and will not play against Tottenham.

So, assuming it all gets done and dusted on Sunday, Gomez will not be around to score his first ever goal and win Liverpool the title.

In the 27-year-old’s absence, Wataru Endo can take his place as the cult hero choice for this one.

Endo has become a firm fan favourite this season and although he is still yet to start a Premier League match this season, the Japanese’s professionalism and committment deserves recognition.

After spending a year sitting on the bench but more than playing his part, it would be a delight if Endo were the man to clinch it.

Ultimately, it does not matter who gets the goals as long as Liverpool get the job done.
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