• Mohamed Salah named Premier League Player of the Season for a second time.
• Salah scored 28 goals and provided 18 assists this season.
• He could break the record for goal involvements in a 38-game season.

Mohamed Salah has been crowned the Premier League Player of the Season for the second time after a stellar season that helped guide Liverpool to the title. The 32-year-old Egyptian scored 28 goals and provided 18 assists, contributing significantly to Liverpool's triumph, winning the title with four games to spare, according to Channel News Asia and Reuters.

Salah's exceptional performance in the league included becoming the highest-scoring overseas player in Premier League history and outpacing his closest competitor, Newcastle's Alexander Isak, by five goals as he heads into the last match against Crystal Palace. Liverpool's Salah also turns 32 this year and is now only the fifth player to win the award multiple times, joining legends like Thierry Henry and Cristiano Ronaldo, according to BBC and Dawn.

This season, Salah has a chance to become the first player to win the Golden Boot, Golden Playmaker, and Player of the Season awards in the same campaign. He is currently two assists shy of the single-season record held by both Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne. Moreover, he has set a new milestone with 46 goal involvements throughout the season, making history as no player has achieved such a feat in a 38-game season, according to Reuters and Channel News Asia.