Mohamed Salah says he's been 'thrown under the bus' by Liverpool
Mohamed Salah, previously a key forward for Liverpool, has expressed uncertainty about his future at the club. This follows being benched for three consecutive games, including the recent Liverpool-Leeds match where he remained an unused substitute.
Mohamed Salah, previously a key forward for Liverpool, has expressed uncertainty about his future at the club. This follows being benched for three consecutive games, including the recent Liverpool-Leeds match where he remained an unused substitute.
During his eight-year tenure at Anfield, Salah has secured two Premier League titles and the Champions League. In April, he signed a two-year contract extension shortly before being awarded the Premier League Player of the Year for the second time.
Liverpool has faced challenges this season with only two wins in their last ten games, affecting their title defense. Salah has expressed dissatisfaction with the current situation, suggesting he feels unfairly blamed for the team's performance.
Mohamed Salah, previously a key forward for Liverpool, has expressed uncertainty about his future at the club.
Coach Arne Slot has commented on his decision regarding Salah's benching, indicating that decisions are made based on the team's current circumstances.
Salah is scheduled to participate in the African Cup of Nations later this month, which will result in his absence from at least three upcoming Liverpool matches.
Based on reporting by Africanews.
