US EditionMohamed Salah Takes to Social Media to Share Update as Liverpool Row Continues
Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool is in doubt after being dropped from recent squads, with Saudi Pro League clubs showing strong transfer interest, officials said.
- On Thursday night Mohamed Salah posted a gym mirror selfie on Instagram amid ongoing fallout from his post-Leeds comments unsettling his Liverpool future.
- After the Leeds United 3-3 draw, Arne Slot left Mohamed Salah out of midweek Champions League duties following incendiary comments, and Salah had been benched for that game plus two prior Premier League matches.
- Despite the row, Mohamed Salah, the 250-goal attacker, is sticking to his fitness regime at his home gym, maintaining routine amid Liverpool's ongoing dispute.
- Saudi interest has intensified around Salah, who is linked with an imminent transfer to the Saudi Pro League as chiefs discuss a potential deal involving Al-Hilal, Al-Ittihad, Al-Nassr, and Al-Ahli before the January transfer window.
- Arne Slot will address reporters at 9am on Friday at the AXA Training Centre and confirmed talks with Salah will decide his return for Brighton, possibly his last game before Africa Cup of Nations this winter.
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Liverpool coach Arne Slott has said he will speak to Mohamed Salah later today about whether the Egyptian will be in the squad for Saturday's clash with Brighton, the BBC reported.
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