Mohamed Salah's majestic 2024-25 campaign continued at Anfield on Sunday as he fired home his 18th goal of the season to help earn the Premier League leaders a 2-2 draw against Manchester United.
While the result itself was a little underwhelming for the title favourites, Salah's form this term has been anything but.
The Egyptian now has 31 goal involvements at the halfway point, scoring 18 times to put him on course to equal Erling Haaland's single-season record, and also registering 13 assists to take him above Luis Suarez for the most goal contributions at the midway stage of a season.
The penalty against Man United also took him up to 175 Premier League goals in total, level with one of the competition's most revered icons, Thierry Henry.
Salah now sits joint-seventh in the list of all-time Premier League scorers, but in terms of foreign players, only one man can boast more goals than him in the division.
So, to mark Salah's latest incredible achievement in a season where they seem to be cropping up on a weekly basis, we are challenging you to name the top 20 foreign goalscorers in Premier League history.
We've given you two - how many more can you get?
Barney Corkhill
