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Mohamed Salah emerged from the corridor leading out of the London Stadium deep in conversation with David Moyes.

As the West Ham United manager put a hand on his shoulder and they said their goodbyes, Salah was flanked by a member of Liverpool’s security staff for the short walk to the team bus.

It took him past a group of reporters eager to get his thoughts on an unseemly touchline spat with his manager as he waited to be introduced off the bench with 11 minutes to go of the 2-2 draw.

Moments earlier Jurgen Klopp had sought to draw a line under it during his press conference.

He did neither.

Salah and Klopp row on the touchline (Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

After a wretched few weeks which has seen Liverpool’s title challenge disintegrate, it was another sad sight on Klopp’s farewell tour.

For context, Salah was added to the club’s leadership group last summer because he was regarded as such a role model for the youngsters in the squad.

It spanned over a minute.

The flashpoint started with Salah, annoyed that he had remained on the bench for so long, reluctant to shake Klopp’s hand as he prepared to come on.

Words were exchanged before Klopp found fellow substitutes Darwin Nunez and Joe Gomez more willing to embrace him.

As the action continued Klopp initially stepped away from the situation and focused his attention on the field before walking back towards Salah and getting something else off his chest.

What followed was completely unacceptable as Salah, usually so mild mannered, vented his spleen towards his manager, throwing his arms up and pointing in Klopp’s direction.

It took Nunez, the most unlikely of peacemakers, to step in to calm his team-mate down.

Just to complete a bleak few minutes, Michail Antonio nodded West Ham level before the triple substitution could be made.

At the final whistle, Salah was the first Liverpool player to leave the field, briefly aiming some applause towards the away end, before ruffling his hair and disappearing down the tunnel.

During that damaging period, Liverpool have been knocked out of the FA Cup, the Europa League and dropped out of the title race.

In three of the past six matches, Salah has been on the bench.
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