‘Thrown Under The Bus’ — Salah’s Stunning Verdict On Liverpool Management Fuels Exit Talks
Star forward Mohamed Salah has openly criticized Liverpool following a strained relationship with new head coach Arne Slot, putting his future at Anfield in serious jeopardy just before the January transfer window.
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The Egyptian international, who boasts an impressive record of 250 goals in 420 appearances for the Reds, was left on the bench for the entire 3-3 draw against Leeds United on Saturday—the third match in a row he has not started.
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Despite explanations from Slot for the recent benching, the 33-year-old expressed deep frustration in a recent “sensational interview,” suggesting he is being made a scapegoat for the team’s recent poor form. Salah confirmed that his previously strong rapport with Slot has “completely broken down.”
“I think it is very clear that somebody wants me to take all the blame,” said the Liverpool legend via BBC Sport.
“I’ve said a few times before that I have a good relationship with the manager and now all of a sudden we have no relationship. I don’t know why.
“It seems like the club are throwing me under the bus – that’s how I feel.
“It [the situation] is not acceptable to me, to be fair. I don’t get it. It’s like I’m being thrown more under the bus. I don’t think I’m the problem. I have done so much for this club. I don’t have to fight every day for my position because I earn it. I earned my position.”
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Mohamed Salah, who had a strong title-winning season with 29 goals in 38 appearances, has seen his current form become a constant topic of discussion early in the new season.
Last term, his future was resolved when he committed to Liverpool until 2027 by signing a two-year extension. However, his recent remarks have cast uncertainty on his status at the club right before the Africa Cup of Nations begins.
Despite having no immediate deals lined up, clubs in the Saudi Pro League are still reportedly keen on signing Liverpool’s star, Mohamed Salah. His recent public statements could potentially lead to a transfer in the upcoming January window or next summer.
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