UK national media slams 'selfish' Mohamed Salah as crucial Liverpool shift spotted

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However, all of that proved to be merely the warm-up act for the main spectacle as Mohamed Salah stunned the footballing world post-match by claiming he has been "thrown under the bus" by Liverpool whilst also disclosing that his relationship with Arne Slot has completely deteriorated. "Just an hour after the whistle had blown on Liverpool's 3-3 draw at Leeds, Salah accused Slot of throwing him 'under the bus' and spoke of having 'no relationship' with his manager.

"Similarly, Salah's history of infrequent but often explosive exchanges with the press suggests that the forward knew precisely the chaos he would unleash by telling journalists he felt 'thrown under the bus' by his club during their recent challenging run of results. "Now, though, with Liverpool having won just four of their last 15 games in all competitions, it is clear that Salah has no intention of being the scapegoat for the club's drastic fall from grace." Liverpool boss Arne Slot (Image: (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)) James Pearce - The Athletic - "On the previous occasion Mohamed Salah publicly vented his frustration over being relegated to bench duty at Liverpool, he limited himself to seven words.

"Without even being asked about Arne Slot, he offered up that his relationship with the Dutchman had completely broken down and revealed that he had asked his parents to attend next Saturday's visit of Brighton and Hove Albion, admitting it could be his Anfield farewell as "someone doesn't want me in the club". "Firstly, there's the most lucrative contract in the club's history that Liverpool deemed Salah worthy of with his two-year extension in April.