Mohamed Salah told his rant is more damaging than Trent Alexander-Arnold's exit

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Mohamed Salah has been warned that his explosive remarks about Liverpool manager Arne Slot could be more detrimental than Trent Alexander-Arnold's move to Real Madrid. Targeting both the club and the head coach, Salah stated that his relationship with Slot had completely broken down and claimed he was being used as a scapegoat for Liverpool's recent slump in performance.

However, Salah has been told that his comments could be even more damaging as they undermine Slot's authority and threaten the harmony of the dressing room. Salah trained with Liverpool after his damning interview on Saturday (Image: Getty Images) Speaking on the Fozcast podcast, Foster said: "If they side with Slot, Mo Salah can't play again.

I'm at my wits' end with it all.'" During the discussion, Foster's ex-Wrexham teammate Ben Tozer suggested he felt Salah's outburst was more damaging than Alexander-Arnold's departure. Salah's remarks have sparked a debate over whether he should have voiced his opinions publicly, especially as Liverpool's recent dip in form heaps pressure on the club's hierarchy.