“He’s unhappy” – dressing room insider reveals Mohamed Salah’s stance amid transfer speculation following his Liverpool omission.

Mohamed Salah is reportedly unhappy with his current situation at Liverpool after being left out of the starting lineup by Arne Slot for the last two Premier League matches.

Although, as previously revealed in my Daily Briefing exclusive, Salah has maintained full professionalism and there has been no internal confrontation, insiders suggest the Egyptian star is now increasingly likely to move on in January. Interest from Saudi Arabia and MLS clubs is expected.

Liverpool dressing room updates on Salah’s future

“It’s difficult to imagine Salah staying if nothing changes,” one source explained. “He’s frustrated. He’ll always act professionally, but it’s hard to see him accepting six more months on the bench, especially with the interest he has.”

Another source urged caution: “No final decision has been made. Let’s see how things look in a few weeks.”

Salah only signed a new deal in the summer after rejecting offers from Saudi clubs, but the situation appears to have shifted quickly. At 33, he is unlikely to tolerate his reduced role for long.

Should Salah remain out of the starting lineup?

Some within the squad reportedly feel that leaving Salah out has improved the team’s overall balance.

Even so, it’s unclear whether Slot plans to continue benching him. Salah could return to the starting XI soon, though it may now be tougher for him to play full matches as regularly as he once did.

Salah remains a legendary figure at Anfield, and it’s unfortunate to see him going through this difficult phase. While it may be early to count him out, the uncertainty surrounding his future is undeniable.