Mo Salah IN Liverpool’s travelling squad to Marseille – but no Ibrahima Konate

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I cannot access the full content of that specific article from the search results provided. The search results only show the headline and the beginning of the squad list from that source, not the complete article text needed to create an accurate 300-word summary. However, I can provide you with a summary based on the comprehensive information available from the other search results about this story: **Mohamed Salah Included in Liverpool's Marseille Squad** Mohamed Salah has been included in Liverpool's 20-man travelling squad for Wednesday's Champions League match against Marseille[2]. The Egyptian forward rejoined his teammates on Tuesday after spending a month away on Africa Cup of Nations duty, where Egypt finished fourth[2][4]. Salah's inclusion comes after a turbulent period at the club. He had been absent from Merseyside following a public dispute with manager Arne Slot, during which he gave an explosive interview accusing the club of throwing him "under the bus" and questioning his relationship with the manager[2][3]. These comments led to his omission from the squad that travelled to Inter Milan in the Champions League[1]. The 33-year-old was reinstated for a December 13 home match against Brighton, where he provided an assist in a 2-0 victory[2]. However, he has not started a match since November 26[2]. Upon returning to training on Tuesday, Salah appeared to be in good spirits[2][5]. Close friend Dominik Szoboszlai, who maintained daily contact with Salah during his international duty, declined to discuss the forward's mindset but expressed confidence about his return[1]. In other squad news, France centre-back Ibrahima Konate was excluded from the travelling party due to personal family reasons and has returned to France[4][5]. Liverpool currently sits ninth in the Champions League table with 12 points from six fixtures, just below eighth-placed Atlético Madrid on goal difference[2].