Stat reveals Liverpool dominance in assists chart over last four seasons | OneFootball

In a stat revealed by the KopiteOFF Twitter account, Liverpool’s dominance regarding assists has been highlighted. In the last four seasons combined, three of the top five assisters are Liverpool players.

Kevin de Bruyne sits top with 50 with Andy Robertson second on 35 and Trent Alexander-Arnold third on 33 assists for Liverpool. Joint with Alexander-Arnold, perhaps to the surprise of some, is Mohamed Salah.

The inclusion of Robertson and Alexander-Arnold comes as no shock; the duo have been assist machines ever since becoming a permanent part of Jurgen Klopp’s squad.

Mohamed Salah’s high entry is a pleasant surprise, however, when considering he’s the one on the end of most Liverpool moves. The fact he is so high on the leaderboards shows just how good a player he is.

The Egyptian, on top of the 33 assists for Liverpool, has won the Golden Boot in two of those four seasons. He is an all round player and undoubtedly one of, if not the best the Premier League has to offer.

You can see the assists table in full below.

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