Mo Salah’s final training ground message serves as a warning to Liverpool players for next season

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Mohamed Salah has trained for the last time as a Liverpool player ahead of his farewell match against Brentford on Sunday.The Egyptian said his goodbyes along with Andy Robertson on what must have been an emotional day at the AXA Training Centre.During the afternoon, Arne Slot presented the outgoing legends with a mosaic put together by Liverpool staff celebrating their nine years with the club. And as he accepted the gift, Salah had some pointed last words for his teammates, warning them that they had better improve next season.

Should Arne Slot drop Mohamed Salah from the squad to face Brentford? 👀 A sour end could be in store… Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images Salah warns Liverpool teammates of ‘worst club in the world’Although Salah has cut a happy figure on his way out of Liverpool, there is undeniably a degree of bitterness about saying goodbye a year before the end of his contract.This also came through in his final training ground message, with the 33-year-old warning the gathered players that losing with Liverpool makes it ‘the worst club in the world’.“One more thing I want to say,” Salah said ominously, after some words from Slot, Robertson and himself.“Being in Liverpool, winning something for Liverpool and winning games, it’s the best thing that could happen to you.”Photo by Nikki Dyer – LFC/Liverpool FC via Getty ImagesREAD MORE: Liverpool’s final predicted XI of 25/26 as Arne Slot decides whether to punish Mo Salah vs Brentford“I think it’s the best club in the world when you win something and the worst club in the world when you lose. So, you better win next year!”There were chuckles and laughs from the group, but Salah clearly meant what he said.The No.

11 has been very outspoken on his way out about the need to keep standards high once he exits the club, and his worries that things will fall by the wayside.But while his words are a reminder of the mentality Salah possesses, he does not need to worry so much. These Liverpool players now know very well what it is like to lose with this club, hopefully they can use that experience to drive themselves on to better next year without the Egyptian King.