The teams Mohamed Salah has haunted the most in his career | OneFootball

As Mohamed Salah prepares for his Anfield swansong in May 2026, he leaves behind a legacy of attacking brilliance that few in Premier League history can rival.

While the ‘Egyptian King’ has found the net against nearly every opponent he has faced, a select group of clubs has suffered more than most.

For these teams, the sight of Salah cutting inside onto his left foot has become a recurring nightmare, and they will no doubt breathe a collective sigh of relief as their greatest modern-day tormentor finally moves on.

No opponent has suffered more at Salah’s hands than Liverpool’s fiercest rivals. With 16 goals in all competitions, Manchester United are his favourite victim.

His dominance over the Red Devils peaked in October 2021, when he became the first visiting player in Premier League history to score a hat-trick at Old Trafford.

Level with United are Tottenham Hotspur, against whom Salah has also netted 16 goals. His record against Spurs further highlights his big-game pedigree.

From the iconic solo goal at Anfield in 2018 – where he slalomed through the entire Spurs defence – to his crucial early penalty in the 2019 Champions League final, Salah has been a constant thorn in the side of the North London club.

West Ham United have also struggled to contain the Egyptian, conceding 13 goals to him over the years. Salah has emerged victorious in 16 of his 19 career meetings with them.

Perhaps most impressive, however, is his record against Manchester City. Scoring 13 goals – and providing eight assists – against the most dominant English side of the last decade is no small feat.

Rounding out this list are Bournemouth, who have been breached 12 times in 14 matches by Salah.

Back in August, he scored in the 94th minute of a 4–2 victory to become the first player in Premier League history to reach 10 goals in season openers.