Liverpool was thrown into fresh turmoil last night after Mohamed Salah publicly admitted that his relationship with manager Arne Slot has “completely broken down,” casting serious doubt over his Anfield future. The Egyptian forward, visibly frustrated after the draw with Leeds United, accused the club of “throwing him under the bus” following weeks of benchings and rising internal tension.

Salah, speaking with unusual bluntness, declared that there is now “no relationship at all” between himself and Slot and an astonishing revelation from a player long seen as the heartbeat of Liverpool’s modern era. His comments have sparked immediate speculation that his time at Anfield may be nearing its end, with January now poised to become one of the most dramatic transfer windows in the club’s recent history.

Liverpool was thrown into fresh turmoil last night after Mohamed Salah publicly admitted that his relationship with manager Arne Slot has “completely broken down,” casting serious doubt over his Anfield future. The Egyptian forward, visibly frustrated after the draw with Leeds United, accused the club of “throwing him under the bus” following weeks of benchings and rising internal tension.

Salah, speaking with unusual bluntness, declared that there is now “no relationship at all” between himself and Slot and an astonishing revelation from a player long seen as the heartbeat of Liverpool’s modern era. His comments have sparked immediate speculation that his time at Anfield may be nearing its end, with January now poised to become one of the most dramatic transfer windows in the club’s recent history.