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Slot has ‘no clue’ whether Salah has played last game for Liverpool

by 08/12/2025
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Arne Slot has said he has “no clue” whether Mohamed Salah has played his last game for Liverpool.

The 33-year-old forward told journalists after Saturday’s 3-3 draw at Leeds – his third game not starting for Liverpool this season – that he has been “thrown under the bus” by the club, and that his relationship with head coach Slot had broken down.

Since then, Salah has been left out of the Champions League squad to face Inter Milan on Tuesday. He will not face any disciplinary action over his comments.

When asked at a press conference on Monday whether Salah has played his last game for the club, Slot said: “I have no clue. I cannot answer that question at this moment in time.”

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