Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville clash in row over Mo Salah's Liverpool exit

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Mohamed Salah announced on social media this week that he will be leaving Liverpool at the end of the season.Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have clashed over the situation surrounding Mohamed Salah's exit from Liverpool. It's a great deal for everybody, it works for everyone."Neville responded with: "I get that, I'm not saying it's not sweet for everyone that Liverpool can spend the money elsewhere on different players next season, that Mo Salah can change his career.

I just feel that Mo Salah, I would have thought that him wanting the two-year deal, I would have expected him to say 'no I'm going to hang in there' probably."He must think it's gone really badly is what I'm saying. "Neville said: "I'm not saying he's wrong, my point is for him to go from being so desperate to stay at Liverpool, wanting a two-year deal, loving the city and the club like he does, and the fans, to get to a point where by he thinks 'I've got to get out of here and leave this club now.

Of course he is, it's obvious to see, it's not that difficult."Mo Salah, it's not just about the money for him, he's like 'I want to play every single week, every single minute'. You can see the way the team is shaping, Liverpool need different players in the wide areas next season, that's what Liverpool need to buy."Salah's exit brings to an end a nine-year stint at Anfield; in that time, he has played 435 times, scoring 255 goals and providing a further 122 assists.