LIVERPOOL Remain Unconcerned About Mohamed Salah’s Recent Social Media Activity After The Egyptian Star Removed All References To The Club From His X And Instagram Bios, According To Givemesport Senior Reporter Fabrizio Romano.
Despite Speculation Among Fans, Romano Revealed In His Latest Newsletter That Influential Figures At Anfield And Head Coach Arne Slot Still View Salah As A Key Part Of The Club’s Long-Term Project.
“There Are No Bad Feelings At All,” Romano Wrote. “Mohamed Salah Remains An Absolutely Key Part Of The Squad And The Project. It’s Not His Best Moment, But Liverpool Keep Supporting And Trusting Him. There Are No Issues At All.”
Salah Was Benched During Liverpool’s 5–1 Champions League Victory Over Eintracht Frankfurt On Wednesday — Their First Win After Four Consecutive Defeats. Goals From Hugo Ekitike, Virgil Van Dijk, Ibrahima Konaté, Cody Gakpo, And Dominik Szoboszlai Sealed A Convincing Result, Despite The Forward’s Limited Playing Time.
The 32-Year-Old Has Endured A Quiet Spell In Front Of Goal, Having Last Scored On September 17, And Has Also Been Rotated Out Of The Starting Lineup In Recent European Matches, Including The Clash With Galatasaray Last Month.
Still, The Egyptian Remains Central To Slot’s Plans As Liverpool Chase Back-To-Back Premier League Titles.
Salah, Who Signed A New Contract Worth Up To £500,000 Per Week In April, Registered Three Shots After Coming Off The Bench Against Frankfurt — A Sign That He Continues To Play A Vital Attacking Role For The Team.