Robbie Fowler hails Salah as one of Premier League greats

Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler has delivered a glowing tribute to Mohamed Salah, praising the Egyptian superstar’s extraordinary impact at Anfield while admitting the club and the Premier League are preparing to say goodbye to one of their greatest-ever players.

Salah, now 33, is widely expected to bring an end to his remarkable spell at Liverpool after nearly nine unforgettable years at Anfield — a period that has seen him rewrite record books, redefine attacking excellence, and cement his legacy as one of the club’s modern icons.

Since arriving at Liverpool, Salah has become the face of the club’s most successful modern era, delivering goals, trophies, and unforgettable moments across domestic and European competitions.

From Premier League title glory to Champions League triumphs, the Egyptian forward has been central to Liverpool’s rise under Jürgen Klopp, consistently producing world-class performances season after season.

Now, as his time in England appears to be drawing to a close, tributes from football greats continue to pour in.

Fowler, speaking in comments reported by Liverpool.com, expressed deep admiration for Salah’s consistency, professionalism, and influence both on and off the pitch.

“He has been a fantastic player in every sense of the word with Liverpool, and I have met him on several occasions and he is a great guy,” Fowler said.

“What he gave to the club was exceptional. I think his goals, his matches and his performance were all exceptional, and we will miss him greatly.”

The former Liverpool striker went even further, placing Salah among the elite names in the club’s long and storied history.

“He is not only one of Liverpool’s greatest players, and not just in the Premier League era, but I’m talking about Liverpool in past years as well. I think he was one of the greatest Premier League players of all time.”

Salah’s influence at Liverpool has been defined by relentless goal scoring, decisive performances in big matches, and an unmatched level of consistency rarely seen in modern football.

Across his time at Anfield, he has become one of the club’s all-time top scorers, while also collecting major honours including the Premier League and Champions League.

Beyond the numbers, his presence has helped define an era of dominance for Liverpool in English and European football.

Fowler also acknowledged the wider impact Salah has had on English football, suggesting that his departure will leave a significant void in the Premier League itself.

“Liverpool will miss him badly, and the Premier League will miss him too,” he said. “So I am sad to see him go, but unfortunately that’s what happens when we get older, isn’t it?”