What Virgil van Dijk, Arne Slot and Co said about Mohamed Salah feud after Inter win

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Daily Mirror IconSportFootballLiverpool FCMohamed Salah didn't travel to Italy for Liverpool's win over Inter Milan, and Arne Slot addressed his situation further after the game, alongside Virgil van Dijk and Andy RobertsonArne Slot spoke in his press conference about Mohamed SalahEverything you need to know about what was discussed around the Mohamed Salah saga by manager Arne Slot and Liverpool players after the 1-0 win over Inter Milan...Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk admitted that Mohamed Salah's absence created a "collective difficult situation" for the squad to navigate. He acknowledged that "between Mo and the club things are going on and the consequences means he is not here today," but insisted the team remained focused on winning.When questioned about whether Salah should apologise for his public airing of grievances, Van Dijk refused to directly comment on that aspect of the incident.

The captain stated, "I don't think I am the one who has to speak about if someone has to apologise," explaining that Salah's decision to air his feelings is ultimately a matter for the club to handle.Despite the ongoing internal friction, Van Dijk stressed that the team's on-pitch motivation was unaffected by the off-field issues. He emphasised that "nothing changes for our motivation to get results for the club," highlighting the squad’s unified commitment to their professional duties.Van Dijk offered insight into his personal relationship with the forward, noting they have shared many highs and lows as key figures at the club.

He noted that "whatever happens happens internally now and we are all together," adding that he personally hopes to continue to play alongside Salah.Head coach Arne Slot indicated his desire for the media and fans to focus on the achievement of the players after the vital away victory. Slot suggested that while "everyone makes mistakes in life," the critical factor is whether "the player think he has made a mistake as well."READ THE FULL STORY HERE: Arne Slot and Virgil van Dijk address Mo Salah 'reality' after apology question