The
Liverpool star capped a stunning year with his second African Player of the
Year crown, beating off competition from team-mate Mane and Aubameyang
It
is the Egypt international's second African Player of the Year title to become
the fourth African after El Hadji Diouf, Samuel Eto’o, Yaya Toure to win the
award back to back.
The
feat thwarts Aubameyang’s quest to add to his haul, with the Gabon international
last winning the award in 2015.
The
award caps yet another remarkable year for Salah, who secured boasts of 13
goals in the English Premier League to help the Reds lead the log.
The
26-year-old was named the Premier League Player of the Year and ranked high in
Goal 50, Fifa Best Awards and Ballon d'Or.
Last
season, he finished with 44 goals across all competitions and helped Jurgen
Klopp’s men end as runners-up in the
UEFA Champions League finals.
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