Manchester, Aug 20 (NationPress) Liverpool's star player Mohamed Salah expressed immense pride in being the first individual ever to win the Men's PFA Players' Player of the Year award three times, stating that this recognition is a treasure he will always value.

The Egyptian forward led the voting among his peers from this year's six-man nominee list—which featured teammate Alexis Mac Allister—marking the tenth time a Liverpool player has secured this prestigious accolade.

Upon receiving the PFA award, which he previously won in 2017-18 and 2021-22, Salah joyfully remarked, "Amazing, amazing. This is a unique achievement in the Premier League, something I will always remember and never take for granted. I am incredibly grateful for this."

Salah's exceptional performance last season included 34 goals and 23 assists across 52 appearances, during which he broke several records. Reflecting on this past season, he stated, "We had a fantastic season, and personally, it may have been my best at the club, perhaps even in my career. Winning the league was a significant achievement, and I hope to continue this momentum this year."

"I always find a way to stay hungry for more. With new players joining the team, it's essential to share my experience and help them develop—that's part of being a footballer. My hunger drives my desire for more," he continued.

Since his arrival from AS Roma in the summer of 2017, Salah has established himself as a true Liverpool icon, recently signing a contract extension in April that will keep him at Anfield until 2027.

"I remain very hungry—that's why I extended my contract with Liverpool for another two years. Competing at this level in the Premier League is remarkable. At 33, I feel I can still contribute significantly to every match. I take pride in my efforts and dedication," he concluded.