Liverpool fans showed which side of the Arne Slot vs Mohamed Salah debate they're on at San Siro

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There has been so much noise around Liverpool this week, but they are having to block this out as they face Inter Milan.The Reds have had a very tense last few days to say the least due to Mohamed Salah’s public outburst after their draw with Leeds, with Arne Slot leaving him at home because of it.It really had dominated the headlines and the build-up to their game against Inter, with the players, somehow, needing to forget about this and play their own game.Join our newsletter for news & smart analysis. Thoughts on Liverpool’s start in San Siro?

Use the comment button on the bottom left to have your say At the San Siro, though, the Liverpool supporters have certainly made their feelings known, with it clear which side of the debate they are on.Liverpool fans heard chanting Arne Slot’s name against Inter MilanIn situations like these, almost everyone will want to have their say, but none more so than the fans of the club themselves.Liverpool supporters are some of the most fiercely loyal in the world, so their opinion on this spat is certainly a telling sign.And in the first half against Inter Milan, they were heard singing the name of manager Slot from way up in the gods, showing how they are behind their manager no matter what.“A chorus of the Arne Slot song audible from the away end up high,” journalist Lewis Steele posted on his X account from the San Siro. If Salah has played his last game for Liverpool, can they cope long-term? 👇 Join the debate; share your insight.

Use the comment button on the bottom left to have your say Of course, this will not be representative of the whole fanbase, but with the travelling ones being some of the most committed, their views certainly say a lot.Liverpool have started well against Inter Milan without Mohamed SalahSalah will be back at home watching his teammates, but he might not be too pleased with what he is seeing given how well Liverpool have started.Their attack looks a lot more fluid in the new system they are trying out, with it appearing to be a diamond 4-4-2.Hugo Ekitike and Alexander Isak are up top together as a partnership, while the midfielders are rotating to cause a sense of unpredictability.It is early days, but life without Salah has not started badly at all, with the Egyptian perhaps watching on with a little bit of trepidation. Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox