Mohamed Salah’s fast begin to life at Liverpool is “terrifying,” says former Anfield star Robbie Fowler.

The forward, who moved to Liverpool for £34.3m from Roma in June, is the Premier League’s second-top scorer with 22 goals, one behind Harry Kane.

Fowler trusts Salah, who has scored 30 times in all competitions this season, will hope to add 10 more goals to his count before the finish of the crusade and says he could help control Liverpool to silverware sooner rather than later.

Talking at a philanthropy occasion for Red Neighbors, which focusses on nourishment destitution and training, Fowler revealed to Sky Sports News: “That is the point of his [to achieve 40 goals], it’s mind-boggling what he’s accomplished up until this point.

“I don’t think anybody could’ve visualized what would’ve happened. I think everybody knew Salah was a decent player, yet to get where he is at speed he’s done – it’s alarming.

“I’m a Liverpool fan, I need Liverpool to score heaps of goals, I need him to score heaps of goals. I need Liverpool to be fruitful and on the off chance that he continues doing that it implies we are on to something entirely great.”

Salah and Kane look set to fight it out for the Golden Boot until the finish of the season, yet Fowler feels the Spurs striker can see for Premier League goalscoring records past this term, saying he could outperform Alan Shearer’s 260 goals pull on the off chance that he stays in England.

“On the off chance that he gets anyplace close to [Shearer’s record], he did strikingly well,” he included. “The exhibitions to date have been extraordinary, and he looks as if he’s a player that can score goals consistently.

“He’s gone past the first year, second-year disorder, yet to get where Alan Shearer is I imply that is intense, it indeed is. You depend on him to remain in the Premier League [to break the record]. I’m sure Tottenham wouldn’t enable him to go to another Premier League club, they wouldn’t need him to leave the full stop.

“I believe that is the place it lies, on the off chance that he remains at Tottenham in the Premier League he has a decent shot since he has a lot of good goals in him.”

Liverpool’s ‘Iron Man’ Danny Ings is urgent to finish his rebound by getting on the scoresheet once again.

The appropriate response from Danny Ings should most likely shock no one.

“I’m fixated on Iron Man.”

A lot of the youths listening – who had asked which superhuman Ings might want to be a sidekick for – will realize that no Liverpool player has needed to show Iron Man characteristics like Ings in the course of the most recent few years.

What’s more, now his shot has come.

Ings is addressing the up and coming age of Liverpool fans, the year fives at Whitefield Primary School, not far-removed Breck Road and not as much as a mile from Anfield.

He and colleague Ben Woodburn are here to visit football and convey marked pictures and free match tickets to meriting understudies as a significant aspect of the Liverpool Red Neighbors program. All the more than 50 tickets are offered out to neighborhood schools for each home game, more than 1,000 through the season crosswise over 25 schools.

The off the cuff form of You’ll Never Walk Alone began by one understudy and proceeded by his class recommends the Reds won’t be shy of help in future years!

Ings tells the youths of his most loved nourishment (broil meals), his most loved on-screen characters (Jim Carrey and Ryan Reynolds), his most loved activities (setting off to the silver screen and supper with companions) and his gets ready for his “different business” outside football, where he may wind up after his boots are hung up.

“I print modified mentors, a great deal of them being superheroes or representations of individuals they adore, so I’ll likely be doing that after football,” he discloses to the children.

At 25 however, the superheroes should pause.

Ings could have a significant say in whatever left of a still conceivably tremendous season for Liverpool.

At long last recouped from those two season-finishing knee wounds which tried those Iron Man characteristics as far as possible, he now seems set up as a representative to Roberto Firmino in the Liverpool forward line.

His current open doors have been from the seat – his appearance in the Merseyside derby against Everton was his first Premier League since May 2016 – yet you speculate a begin isn’t far around the bend.

He’s merely adoring being back playing.

More than two years after fixing a fantasy move from Burnley, he has made only 11 substitutes, and 5 starts appearances for the Reds.

Ings told the ECHO: “It’s been a great relief for me, I’ve been working hard to get into the shape I’m in now and being back among the lads.

“Presently I’m getting minutes on the pitch and being a piece of it, it’s a gigantic minute for me, and I’m simply looking forward to what’s to come.”

Presently he needs a goal to get up and to run, his keep going for Liverpool’s first group coming in Brendan Rodgers’ last amusement at Goodison Park in the Merseyside derby back in October 2015.

An extraordinary first touch nearly helped him make an equalizer in the annihilation against Swansea while a less than ideal slip cost him when Alberto Moreno made an open door against West Brom before the Kop.

“As a striker, I’d be significantly more stressed if I was wasn’t getting in those positions. The time I’d had on the pitch has been as a sub so you’re endeavoring to expand that time and get the highest number of chances as you can.

“I can nearly detect and feel it’s coming and the more minutes I show signs of improvement I will sense and I’m confident I will get that goal once more. Certainty isn’t an issue for me, and the most weight was getting back fit.

“Once I’m on the pitch, and I have players like Ben and every other person around me I know there will be risks in those games, and it’s down to me to begin taking them, so I’m anticipating the test.”

A large group of clubs occupied with taking Ings on credit amid the January, however, Jurgen Klopp not just opposed – letting Daniel Sturridge go to West Brom on advance instead – he proposed he’d be “oblivious” for anybody to be permitted to remove Ings from Anfield at that phase of the season.

How did Ings see the likelihood of a credit, where playing time may have expanded?

“I only left it up to the supervisor. I just hard as much as I can and was preparing carefully every day, putting forth a valiant effort. Everyone knows I needed to be here, endeavoring to give myself the most obvious opportunity with regards to being here.

“It was an extraordinary minute when I heard the administrator say that, it gives me certainty going into the following couple of weeks.”

Liverpool’s previous Southampton players have been a significant piece of the talks paving the way for Sunday’s game. However, it is Ings who is hugely going home.

He experienced childhood in the region despite the fact that it was at adjacent Bournemouth where his football vocation indeed thrived.

He’ll have a lot of home help at St Mary’s.

“It’s the place where I grew up, and I grew up watching them. I’ve played them a couple of times at Burnley, and it’s dependably a joy to backpedal and play before them.

“I’ll have a considerable measure of family there, heaps of nieces and nephews are going to the game, so it is excellent to ideally get a few minutes, we’ll need to perceive how the amusement goes.

“We go there to win. Southhampton an excellent group, and we must go there 100% centered.

“Groups that way, with that much quality, can hurt you on the off chance that you underestimate them yet I’m certain the supervisor and training staff won’t let any of us do that, and we’ll go there and endeavor to get the best outcome we can.”

Ings is anticipating a conceivable Champions League make a prominent appearance on Wednesday as the Reds go to Porto. However, he’s careful about taking his eye off his excursion back home toward the south drift.

“I’m yet to play in the Champions League however when that music goes ahead its vibe is an extraordinary event for any football player.

“In any case, for us, it’s critical that we don’t remove our concentration from the following amusement since groups like Southampton can rebuff you on the off chance that you do.”

Bunches of Liverpool players will arrive on Sunday. However, nobody would savor a goal more than a man who has come back from more than most.

Liverpool’s one of a kind Iron Man.