Mohamed Salah reveals secret behind Liverpool form – he has done something differently this season

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Liverpool look set for a trophy-laden campaign, with Mohamed Salah playing a huge part in that success.

Yaya Toure labelled Salah as best in the world and it is hard to argue with the former Manchester City man.

The Egyptian has been in imperious form so far this season, currently sat on a whopping 51 goal contributions across all competitions.

With Liverpool flying in the league and Salah breaking records most weeks, many have been left questioning the reasons behind the 32-year-old’s staggering form this campaign.

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Mohamed Salah reveals he has become more of a team player at Liverpool

Salah has always been a goalscoring machine since arriving at Anfield, this campaign however the Liverpool forward has taken it to a new level.

The Egyptian’s performances have garnered worldwide attention, with Salah even being tipped for the Ballon d’Or.

Speaking on his form this season, Salah revealed to TNT Sports that his new-found unselfishness has actually been the key to his success.

“So far I think this is my best season because I make the other players around me better. That’s what I feel. I want everyone to play good as you are not going to win the league alone, so you want other players to perform.

“I try to study their games and see what other players are like. In the past, I would just focus on myself more.”

Salah’s unselfish nature proved by the numbers

The 32-year-old’s newfound unselfishness is shown by his impressive assist tally (21) – with Salah tipped to break the assist record come May.

The Liverpool man’s skill and creativity has helped his fellow attackers thrive this campaign, with the likes of Cody Gakpo enjoying success in the final third.

As you can see from the stats below, Salah’s game has become far more well-rounded over recent years, with his skills no longer focused just on goalscoring.

If Salah can continue to create these creative numbers, he will no doubt have Thierry Henry and Kevin de Bruyne sweating about their Premier League assist records.