Liverpool superstar Mo Salah has no issue sharing the Premier League Golden Boot award with Tottenham Hotspur talisman Son Heung-min. In fact, he looks pretty humbled and happy about it.

Salah and Son both netted 23 times during the 2021-22 Premier League season. It initially looked like the Liverpool scorer would be running away with the top scorer award after scoring 20 times through the first 29 games of the campaign, but he scored just three goals since then.

Meanwhile, Son had a phenomenal run in the same span. He made 12 goals after scoring just 11 through Matchweek 29, allowing him to tie Salah's record and share the Premier League Golden Boot.

As the Spurs forward returns to South Korea bringing his trophy, the Liverpool leader took to Twitter to share his congratulatory remarks to Son.

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Mo Salah has been one of the Premier League's elite scorers for some time now, and he certainly wouldn't mind sharing the scoring trophy with Son Heung-min after winning it two times before.

Hopefully, though, the two starts will be able to continue their scoring battle come the 2022-23 season. The Spurs will play Champions League football next campaign, so things might be tougher for Son. However, if there is one thing we have all seen in the previous year, it's to never underestimate the South Korean icon.