Sources Reveal Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes’ Plans Following Salah Shock

Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah delivered a shocking interview following last night’s 3-3 draw with Leeds United.

Salah revealed that his relationship with manager Arne Slot has deteriorated after being left out of recent matches. He claimed he has been unfairly made the scapegoat, feeling “thrown under the bus” despite his years of contribution to the club.

The forward also hinted at uncertainty over his future at Liverpool after the Africa Cup of Nations, raising questions about whether the club might be willing to sell him in January. The rift between player and manager appears irreparable.

Liverpool rocked by Salah’s comments
Sources indicate that Salah’s statements have sent shockwaves through Liverpool, with teammates stunned by his remarks, particularly given his status as a senior leader. This tension may help explain why Arne Slot chose Andy Robertson as vice-captain instead of Salah. Robertson, though dropped from the first team, has stayed silent, further highlighting the strained atmosphere.

Liverpool’s transfer team is reportedly concerned that the January targets, Marc Guéhi and Antoine Semenyo, may reconsider their moves amid the current club turmoil. An emergency meeting is underway to address the fallout between Slot and Salah, with Slot’s own position under scrutiny.

Liverpool may consider selling Salah
The management is said to want Salah left out of the squad for the Inter Milan clash. Meanwhile, Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes are reportedly open to negotiating an early exit for the striker.

Despite the tension, Salah still considers himself a Liverpool player, even under a new manager. How the club navigates this situation over the coming weeks remains uncertain, especially given their ongoing struggles on the field.