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Mohamed Salah was excluded from Liverpool's Champions League squad for Milan following his public criticism of coach Arne Slot, sparking transfer speculation and potential replacements.
- On Tuesday December 9, 2025, Liverpool omitted Mohamed Salah from the travelling Champions League squad to Milan, while he posted a solo image at the AXA Training Centre.
- After Saturday's draw at Leeds, Mohamed Salah, Liverpool forward, made explosive post-match comments that Jamie Carragher, former Liverpool defender and pundit, called 'a disgrace' and questioned if Salah will play again.
- Linked transfers include Mohamed Salah to Al‑Hilal, Al‑Ittihad, and MLS clubs, while Antoine Semenyo is a 5/2 January transfer window target for Liverpool.
- Teammates and former players have responded, with former Liverpool teammate Dejan Lovren supporting Salah and engaging fans, while Inter head coach Cristian Chivu said Liverpool can replace him.
- Arne Slot, Liverpool head coach, refused to confirm Salah will return for Saturday's Brighton & Hove Albion game, saying the situation is 'Far from ideal'.
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Liverpool news: Mo Salah causes dressing room stir as Arne Slot's true motivation revealed - The Mirror
Mo Salah's incendiary comments about Arne Slot have escalated Liverpool's problems, turning a difficult season for the reigning Premier League champions into a full-blown crisis
Lashes out after Liverpool shock: – Disrespectful The Egyptian lashed out at his own club and coach Arne Slot after the weekend's 3-3 draw against Leeds. Salah remained on the bench throughout the entire match. The statements have made headlines around the world afterwards and "everyone" seems to have an opinion about what happened in the interview zone at Elland Road. John Arne Riise has also caught wind of the situation and says on Snapchat t…
The former Liverpool star couldn't believe his ears when he heard about Mohamed Salah's explosive interview
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