Mohamed Salah faces an uncertain Liverpool future after being benched three times in a row led to an explosive public rant against Arne Slot

Salah was left behind on Merseyside for Liverpool’s midweek win over Inter in the Champions League, days after he launched an explosive rant at the club in which he alleged that he’d been “thrown under the bus” amid the Reds’ dismal run of form.

Around this time last year, the football world was wondering which team Mohamed Salah might join as his Liverpool contract entered its final six months.

Former Liverpool fullback Glen Johnson says despite Mohamed Salah's outburst last week, he retains the full respect of the playing group.

Salah has been at the heart of Liverpool’s successes over the past eight years, establishing himself as one of the world’s best players in the process. He finished fourth in the Ballon d’Or ceremony in September after scoring 34 goals and registering 23 assists in all competitions in 2024-25.

MLS commissioner Don Garber has publicly encouraged Mohamed Salah to consider a move to the United States amid escalating uncertainty over the Liverpool star's future.

The “mixed zone” area in a sports stadium, where athletes can speak to journalists if they wish, is often a nondescript place. At least it was, before Mohamed Salah used it to deliver one of the most infamous interviews in Premier League history.

Ex-Liverpool star Roberto Firmino responded to the situation after rumours began to arise that Salah would head to Saudi Arabia. Here, the ECHO rounds up what has been said regarding the Egyptian's return to the team and who may want him to depart the Premier League in the future.