Throughout history, many outstanding strikers have been introduced to world football by Liverpool. Although success or failure as a team is inevitable, in general they are considered famous strikers of their generation.
Here are the top 3 players on the Anfield team’s bomb list, up to now.
1. Ian Rush – 346 goals
Rush in a Liverpool charity match.
A true legend of the Merseyside Red Brigade with incredible goal-scoring ability. Ian Rush was born in 1961 and had a period of peak performance from 1980 to the 1990s. At that time, he was the main goalscorer for the Welsh team and Liverpool club.
With the Anfield team alone, Rush has scored 346 goals. More noteworthy, he maintained a steady shooting frequency for a long period of time from 1980 to 1996. The 62-year-old man’s strongest point as a player was his natural goal-scoring instinct. born.
Rush is very responsive to situations in the penalty area, and has the ability to finish perfectly from any angle. When he was playing, opponents always felt scared every time Rush touched the ball near the goal. After all he has contributed, he deserves to be an unforgettable legend of Liverpool.
2. Roger Hunt – 285 goals
Rush is far behind the second person on this list, Roger Hunt, in terms of the number of goals scored for the Merseyside Red Brigade, but Hunt also deserves to be an undeniable legend. He was a key figure in Liverpool’s rise in the 1960s.
In total, the late English legend scored 285 goals for Liverpool, helping the team win many titles both domestically and in the European arena. Roger Hunt’s strongest point is his calmness, bravery and confidence in front of the opponent’s goal.
3. Mohamed Salah – 234 goals
Salah is the top scorer for Liverpool this season.
The Egyptian striker has become a global football icon since joining Liverpool in 2017. He is also one of the pillars contributing to building a team that has won every title from small to large. big under Jurgen Klopp.
Speed, agility and dangerous shots are what create the rare goalscoring qualities of the 31-year-old striker. With a total of 234 goals for Liverpool to date, even if he leaves in this summer’s transfer window, for fans, Salah will always be an indelible icon.
In addition to the three names mentioned above, the Anfield home team also owns many other great strikers. Behind them on the list are Billy Liddell (228 goals), Steven Gerrard (185 goals), Robbie Fowler (183 goals), Kenny Dalglish (172 goals), Michael Owen (158 goals) and Sadio Mane (120 goals). .
