Mohamed Salah has been making headlines for his controversial comments on Liverpool and the head coach, Arne Slot. His outburst accused Liverpool of breaking promises and "throwing him under the bus," escalating tensions in the club. The remarks resulted in his omission from the Champions League squad against Inter Milan, and the Egyptian did not travel to Italy.
Slot also addressed the remarks ahead of the Milan match, stating that the team reacted to the comments by dropping him from the squad. Meanwhile, a Liverpool fan has been going viral for his brutal and honest admission on the outburst. Here is what the Reds admirer has said.
Liverpool fan’s brutal admission on Mo Salah’s public outburst goes viral
In a video posted by BBC Sports, a fan has been going viral for calling out Salah and his remarks against the club. The fan suggested that the Liverpool striker should act his age and stated that no one is bigger than the club. He said:
“He hasn't been up to scratch, and you cannot go around saying I’ve earned my right for the position.”
The fan continued:
“If you're not playing well, that's it, you're out of the team. If you know what I mean, no one is bigger than the club."
The fan also provided his support to Arne Slot and said he feels sorry for the manager. He said:
“I feel sorry for the manager, because at this moment in time, they are going through a difficult time.”
The fan showed his disappointment and stated that Salah is the highest player in the squad and should act like it following his bumper contract. Especially when the team is going through a tough time amid their struggling form.
“He just signed a bumper contract. You're the highest-paid player, well, act like it. You're acting like a 5-year-old kid.”
The fans at the end of the video stated that Salah is 33 years old and that everything comes to an end. As he leaves the interview, the fan had his last words saying:
“Bye bye, Salah.”
Salah hinted that Liverpool’s match against Brighton at Anfield would be his last game at the club. However, Slot has ‘no clue’ if the forward has already played his final game with the Reds. The manager will look into the situation after the important game against Milan.