What Jamie Carragher said about Mo Salah on Monday Night Football

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Liverpool Echo IconSportFootballLiverpool FCMohamed Salah spoke publicly about his situation at Liverpool after being left out for three games under Arne SlotEverything you need to know about Jamie Carragher's reaction to Mo Salah's mix-zone comments.Called Salah's comments 'a disgrace': Carragher immediately condemned the content and timing of Salah's explosive post-match interview as completely unacceptable.Believed the outburst was not emotional, but calculated: He argued that Salah's rare mixed-zone stops are typically "choreographed with his agent" to serve his own agenda, and not an accidental emotional reaction.Accused Salah of choosing a deliberate, damaging moment: Carragher stated that Salah waited for a poor result - specifically the 3-3 draw - when the whole club felt low, to make his move.Suggested the action was an attempt to get the manager sacked: By creating maximum damage at a low point, Carragher inferred that Salah was trying to weaken Arne Slot's position or force him out of the club.Compared the event to a previous contract standoff: He recalled a time 12 months earlier when Salah spoke out after a win, implying the forward uses rare media appearances to pressure the club's ownership -on that occasion to strengthen his contractual standing.Stressed that Salah only speaks for himself, not the team: Carragher reiterated his long-standing criticism that he only hears Salah speak "when he gets Man of the Match or needs a new contract." He expressed a desire for Salah, as a club legend, to come out and speak for the team collectively during difficult times.Supported the club's decision to drop Salah from the squad: He said the club made the "right decision" in removing Salah from the travelling party for the Champions League fixture against Inter Milan.Raised doubts about Salah's Liverpool future: Carragher admitted he did not know if the Egyptian forward would play for the club again, adding that he hoped he would, as Salah is one of Liverpool's greatest-ever players.READ MORE: Every word from Arne Slot as Liverpool boss responds to Mohamed Salah comments