Mohamed Salah is sweating over whether he has played his final game for Liverpool or not, and now a significant new injury claim has emerged.

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Mohamed Salah is sweating over whether he has played his final game for Liverpool or not, and now a significant new injury claim has emerged. We have to wait and see how his injury is and if he is able to return to play.” Now, speaking to Reuters [via This Is Anfield], Egypt team doctor Ibrahim Hassan claimed Salah could now be missing for four weeks with a hamstring tear, in a concerning update.

“The diagnosis has been confirmed for Mohamed Salah’s hamstring tear, and he will be sidelined from the pitches for four weeks,” Hassan said. “There is ongoing monitoring of Mohamed Salah’s condition, and his injury will not affect his participation in the 2026 World Cup.” Will Mo Salah get his final send-off against Brentford?

He deserves as big a reception as just about any player in Liverpool’s history, and it would be fitting if he and Andy Robertson are on the pitch together on the last day of the campaign, before heading off to pastures new. Football can be cruel, though, and if Salah’s injury is serious, it will have to be a case of giving him a send-off from the sidelines, on what promises to be an emotional day at Anfield.