An argument between Mohamed Salah and Jürgen Klopp during the match against West Ham has Liverpool supporters worried that their best player, Mohamed Salah, may depart the team at the end of the campaign.
At the end of the Liverpool match against West Ham, the Egyptian had a furious dispute with the manager about his substitution.
Salah apparently took exception with Klopp’s decision to substitute the Egyptian for Luis Diaz in the 79th minute of play, and the German coach and Salah got into a heated exchange.
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Salah’s statement to reporters following the match that “there will be fire if he speaks” led all Liverpool supporters to believe that his time at Anfield was up.
Sarajevo Times believes Salah will stay a member of Liverpool until the completion of his contract with the Reds, which expires at the end of the following season.
Salah will wear the red jersey in the upcoming campaign, as evidenced by the fact that he served as the model for Liverpool’s new uniform yesterday and that Klopp stated at the press conference today that their disagreement is over.
I don’t know how we would have resolved this issue if we hadn’t been friends for so long.
However, there are no longer any issues because we greatly appreciate one another. At the press conference today, Klopp remarked, “Let’s move on.”
The English media anticipates Salah to be in Liverpool’s starting lineup when Tottenham visits Anfield on Sunday for the English Premier League’s 36th round.
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