Mohamed Salah Looked Gutted Picking Up Personal Awards

Mohamed Salah proved that it's not always such a happy occasion to pick up an award on the final day of the Premier League season, as he missed out on the one he really wanted.

Liverpool went into the final day of the season hoping that they could complete an unlikely comeback over Manchester City and win a second league title in three years.

They were praying for a masterclass from club legend Steven Gerrard, and his Aston Villa team, and ideally wanted a Philippe Coutinho goal to round off the Reds love in.

They got both of those but were ultimately left empty handed as Pep Guardiola's team went from 2-0 down to 3-2 up in the space of five hectic second half minutes.

Whilst it was undoubtedly an incredible season for Jurgen Klopp's team, not winning the title would have no doubt been disappointing, and that feeling was summed up by Salah.

The Egyptian won the league's Golden Boot and the Playmaker of the Season awards but you wouldn't exactly say he was over the moon at his achievements.

Mo Salah wins the play maker award and the Golden boot 👏👏 What a season pic.twitter.com/Dii8mNrN2M

— Football Daily (@footballdaily) May 22, 2022

he isn't happy , he was looking for primer league , hopefully he can win champions league with LFC 🇪🇬♥️

— Mohamed! محمد عادل (@AdelbkK87) May 22, 2022

He is visibly sad because LFC didn't win the Premier League, poor guy 😔 sad he didn't score vs Spurs, so close to eternal glory

— Liverpool fan 👑 (@eriksgrafs) May 22, 2022

people calling him selfish but look how sad he is after winning the two most important individual awards of the premier league, and everyone mentioning the shared golden boot completely forgetting about best playmaker too

— farid (@lmlyf4rid) May 22, 2022

He can't even force himself to smile ffs my heart is shattered https://t.co/p7cvfJ3ZTA

— Djehuty (@ThePanRamesside) May 22, 2022

Clearly winning the league would have meant far more than any personal accolades that the former Roma forward was able to pick up.

His goal against Wolves, in Liverpool's 3-1 win, took his tally in the league during the current campaign to 23 goals, level with Tottenham Hotspur forward Son Heung-min.

The pair shared the award, and incredibly it's the second time in four seasons that Salah has shared it, having also been level with Sadio Mane and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in 2019.

It's also the third time that no one has scored more goals than him in the past five seasons in England's top tier, a record only ever bettered by Thierry Henry's four in five seasons.

As well as his goals, no player has assisted more for his team in the league in the campaign than Salah, with the 29-year-old setting up 13 goals.

Liverpool teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold was next on the list with 12, and then a group of players had 10 assists, including Andrew Robertson.

The forward recently revealed that he wants 40 goals in all competitions for the season, and 15 assists, and despite being in the Champions League final he will likely fall a bit short.

Salah is currently on 31 goals, so would need nine against Real Madrid next week, then again, he is really determined to get revenge...