What a send-off at Anfield. Tears, chants, and a standing ovation as Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool chapter comes to an emotional close after nearly a decade of unforgettable football.

According to cbinews.tv, it was one of those football moments that nobody at Anfield wanted to rush. Even after the final whistle of Liverpool’s 1–1 draw with Brentford, Mohamed Salah just couldn’t quite let go.

The Egyptian superstar stood in front of the Kop, soaking in the noise, the love, and the realisation that nine extraordinary years with Liverpool FC had finally reached their end. We’re talking 442 appearances, 257 goals, and a legacy that will take some serious beating.

Salah was taken off in the 74th minute and, as expected, the stadium rose as one. Standing ovation. Applause that didn’t seem like it would stop. He kissed the Anfield turf — a quiet, emotional goodbye that said everything without a single word.

Then came the moment that really got to everyone. After the match, teammates and staff formed a guard of honour as Salah walked through in tears. It wasn’t just a farewell; it felt like the end of an era.

On the pitch, he had already written another line into the history books, assisting Curtis Jones for his 93rd Premier League assist — a new Liverpool record, previously shared with club icon Steven Gerrard.

By the time he leaves, Salah stands third on Liverpool’s all-time scoring list behind Ian Rush and Roger Hunt, with 193 Premier League goals — the most ever by a Liverpool player and the highest by any overseas player in Premier League history.

Not bad for a signing from Roma back in 2017.

In that time, he’s lifted two Premier League titles under Jurgen Klopp and Arne Slot, plus a Champions League trophy, four Golden Boots, and a total of eight major honours. A proper trophy-laden era.

Speaking alongside fellow departing teammate Andy Robertson, Salah reflected on the journey with real emotion.

“We lived our youth here, sharing everything from the beginning until the end,” he said. “We wouldn’t even dream of what we have, but we did it for this club. We put it back where it belongs.”

And his message to those coming next? Pure Anfield wisdom: “They don’t care that much about the result, as long as it’s sweat and you give your blood here, they will love you forever.”

As Salah now turns his focus to the World Cup with Egypt, his next club remains undecided.

Meanwhile, Liverpool faces a summer of big questions, with Ibrahima Konaté out of contract discussions looming, and growing speculation around Alisson Becker, Curtis Jones, and others.

And as “Three Little Birds” echoed around Anfield — “Every little thing is gonna be all right" — it felt hopeful… but also bittersweet. Because for this generation of Liverpool greatness, the curtain really has come down.

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