Overview
- Mohamed Salah was an unused substitute for a third straight match in Liverpool’s 3-3 draw at Leeds and said he feels scapegoated by the club.
- The forward said his relationship with manager Arne Slot has collapsed and claimed summer promises about his role were not kept.
- Salah suggested next weekend’s Brighton game at Anfield could be a farewell before he departs to join Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations.
- Arne Slot defended his selection by saying Liverpool needed different players to control the game, describing the decision as tactical.
- Media reports continue to link Saudi Pro League clubs with a January move for Salah, though there is no formal resolution or agreement.