The Digest:
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has openly expressed anger and disillusionment after being benched for three consecutive Premier League matches, stating he feels the club has “thrown me under the bus” and broken promises made during his summer contract extension. The Egyptian forward believes he is being unfairly scapegoated for the team’s poor form. Rooted in the Storm.
Key Points:
- Mohamed Salah said he feels "thrown under the bus" by Liverpool after being benched for three straight games.
- The forward expressed shock at his new role, calling it a first in his career at the club.
- He suggested the club is blaming him for Liverpool's poor run, with just two wins in their last 10 league matches.
- Salah stated that promises made during his summer contract renewal have not been kept.
- He revealed his relationship with the manager has deteriorated and feels "someone doesn't want me in the club."
- Despite his frustration, he reaffirmed his love for Liverpool and that his family will always support the club.
- He is uncertain about his future at Anfield as he prepares to depart for the Africa Cup of Nations.
- Salah vowed to "enjoy" the upcoming match against Brighton regardless of whether he plays.
This public rift exposes deep tensions at Anfield, threatening to overshadow the club's on-pitch struggles as a legend questions his place and future.
Sources: BBC Sports, Sky Sports,
