Jamie Carragher and Wayne Rooney disagree over Arne Slot's Mohamed Salah Liverpool decision

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Arne Slot can’t be selfish; he has to think of the club, what’s best for the club. If Liverpool need a result against Brentford, he has to play him if he thinks he’s in his best team."If Liverpool are already qualified for the Champions League, that might be different.

Arne Slot might think, 'I’m going to play the players or start the players who are going to be here next season and we bring Mo Salah on from the bench'."Ex-Everton and Manchester United striker, Wayne Rooney, disagrees with his former England team-mate, however."I find it sad at the end of what he’s done and what he’s achieved at Liverpool," said Rooney on his BBC podcast. I had a disagreement and fallout and at Alex Ferguson’s last game at Old Trafford he left me out of the squad for that reason."He’s almost just dropped the grenade and said he doesn’t trust and believe in Arne Slot and almost thrown his team-mates who are going to be there next season and let them have to deal with that as well and put them into a position."Get Liverpool's new 2026/27 home kitThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.

They have a fearlessness that means they don’t care what they say."Mo Salah will believe what he said is the right thing to say for the football club, but the pain that causes is deep for Arne Slot, for his staff, for the Liverpool executives. It does really hit hard, that one."He’s a player that’s loved by the fans, they’re not going to change their opinion on him, he’s achieved too much."He will play in the final game because he’s done too much.