Mohamed Salah has become one of the select few players to have scored in all three major UEFA club competitions, joining the ranks of Harry Kane and Edin Džeko.
The three tournaments referenced are UEFA’s flagship club events: the Champions League, the Europa League and the newly‑created Europa Conference League. Scoring in each of these competitions requires a player to feature across different stages of European football.
Salah’s achievement adds his name to a short list that already includes England’s Harry Kane and Bosnia‑Herzegovina’s Edin Džeko, both of whom have previously recorded goals in the three UEFA tournaments.
Reaching this milestone is considered rare because it demands consistent performance in Europe’s top‑tier, second‑tier and third‑tier club contests, often with different clubs or over multiple seasons.
The inclusion of Salah in this exclusive group highlights his versatility and sustained impact on the continental stage, underscoring the high‑level scoring pedigree shared by only a handful of European footballers.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
