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"Actions speak louder than words" - Arne Slot addresses Mo Salah situation at Liverpool ahead of Tottenham clash
Liverpool manager Arne Slot said the club is focused on Salah's AFCON participation and recent performances, with the team unbeaten in five games despite his absence.
- On Friday, Arne Slot told reporters Liverpool have moved on from the furore around Mohamed Salah, noting Salah was the first substitution in last week's 2-0 win over Brighton.
- Salah is currently at the AFCON and could miss up to a month, after being benched three times at Leeds United and omitted from the Inter Milan squad, amid reported Saudi club interest.
- After a poor run of nine defeats in 12, Arne Slot has steadied Liverpool FC into a five-game unbeaten run during which Mohamed Salah did not start a single game.
- Joe Gomez and Cody Gakpo will miss the trip to Tottenham due to injury while Slot hopes Dominik Szoboszlai will be fit to start, and Jeremie Frimpong returns after a two-month absence.
- Slot framed progress toward his preferred team, saying `I said last week, actions speak louder than words` and `I hope we will all see this in results, but I think we are progressing`, while emphasising Salah's focus is with Egypt.
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Liverpool news: Mohamed Salah prepares for next step as Arne Slot gives squad update - The Mirror
Liverpool have been handed an important update ahead of their Premier League clash against Tottenham Hotspur, while Mohamed Salah is set to take part in the Africa Cup of Nations
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Is improvement on the horizon for Liverpool? The reigning champions are now four games unbeaten in the Premier League. Arne Slot and his team want to continue that run at Tottenham Hotspur. Of course, they'll be without star player Mo Salah, who is currently at the Africa Cup of Nations after the dispute with the club. What will the top match bring? Follow the scoreline here.
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