TMohamed Salah’s relationship with Liverpool manager Arne Slott has been strained recently and it appears the Egyptian player no longer plays a key role in the Reds’ future.
Due to the slot he was left out of the squad for Tuesday’s Champions League match against Inter (0-1) in Milan. Meanwhile, Salah threatened a few days ago not to return home from the African Cup of Nations, which departs on Monday.
Salah has gone from being the Reds’ undisputed starter to sitting on the slot bench for the last three games. The situation caused the striker to have a public outburst. “I don’t know why, but it seems like someone doesn’t want me to come to the club. This is unacceptable to me. I don’t know why this is happening to me. I don’t understand. It seems like someone doesn’t want me to come to the club. I had a good relationship with the coach, but suddenly there was no longer any relationship. I’ve done a lot for this club. I don’t have to fight every day for my team. I’m no more important than anyone else because I’ve earned that place. The next game is at Anfield, we say goodbye to the fans, but I’m going to the African Cup of Nations…because even if I don’t play, I’ll still enjoy this game in my head. ”
Slott and Salah will hold talks on Friday and the Egyptian will rejoin the squad against Brighton, but his future is still up in the air.
MLS commissioner ‘cheating’ about Salah joining
MLS Commissioner Don Garber has already begun trying to lure the Egyptian star, a situation that has faced many Liverpool and Premier League stars in recent years.
During the celebrations where Lionel Messi won the MLS MVP award, the league’s commissioner sent a message to Salah, trying to convince him to come to the North American league.
“I’ve seen some rumors about Mo Salah. We believe very much in the sanctity of contracts. This is a business dynamic in the United States. Mo is signed with Liverpool, according to people we know. They’re a great team,” Gerber said.
“Of course, if (Salah) decides to come to Major League Soccer, we will welcome him with open arms,” the commissioner added.
Finally, he included Messi and Thomas Muller in the conversation, asking them to speak to both of them and get their opinions on the league.
“I think he should reach out to Leo (Messi) and Thomas Muller and find out how happy they are, how successful they are and how wholeheartedly they embrace being in Major League Soccer.”
Wayne Rooney said: “He’s destroying the legacy at Liverpool.”
