LIVERPOOL, England (AP) — Mohamed Salah said: thrown under the bus ” said Premier League champions midfielder Curtis Jones.
Jones told broadcaster Sky Sports on Saturday that Salah had taken time to discuss the issue.
“Mo is his own man and can speak for himself. He apologized to us and was like, ‘If I affected anyone or offended anyone in any way, I apologize.’ That’s who he is,” Jones told Sky. “He was the exact same Mo. He had a big smile on his face and everyone was the exact same towards him. I guess that’s part of wanting to be a winner.”
drop in slot
The 33-year-old Egyptian star has scored 250 goals for Liverpool overall but has only scored five goals in 20 games this season.
Last season, he scored a career-high 34 goals in 52 games for Liverpool, earning him his third Player of the Year award from the Professional Footballers’ Association.
Salah is currently africa cup of nationsmade an outburst about how he felt he was being treated unfairly by Liverpool after being sent off for three games in a row.
Following these comments, Liverpool manager Arne Slott removed Salah from his squad for the Champions League match against Inter Milan. However, following a subsequent meeting with Slott, Salah returned to the team Last Saturday’s game against Brighton.
undefeated run
Since then lose 4-1 Liverpool, who hosted PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League at the end of November, were unbeaten in five games heading into Saturday’s Premier League match against Tottenham.
“We’ve gotten over it now and are coming together well as a team,” Jones added. “We’re playing well and starting to win games.”
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