Whispers around Anfield are getting louder… and the spotlight is firmly on Mohamed Salah 🔥.
Inside sources claim the Egyptian superstar is far from pleased with his reduced role — a shocking twist considering he powered Liverpool to the Premier League title last season with an astonishing haul of goals and assists.

But now? His recent dip in form has opened the door for Arne Slot to make a bold call — benching Salah in back-to-back matches. And that decision is sending shockwaves across Merseyside. ⚡️

😳 Salah’s Growing Frustration

Reports suggest Salah has no intention of becoming a squad player. After spending two straight games watching from the sidelines against West Ham and Sunderland, the 32-year-old is said to be deeply unhappy with the way things are unfolding.

Insiders who spoke on the Inside Track podcast hinted that this situation has reignited speculation about his long-term future — especially with some clubs (including Saudi sides 👀) willing to put huge money on the table if Liverpool ever decide to listen.

⚠️ Slot Under Pressure as Star Players Struggle

Analysts close to the club have warned that Slot’s biggest challenge isn’t just tactics — it’s the noticeable decline in performances from several senior players. Salah’s inconsistency this season has left Liverpool’s attack without its usual cutting edge, raising questions about whether the manager can spark a revival.

And with Slot opting to leave such a massive figure out of the starting XI, the football world is now watching closely to see how this tension plays out.

👀 What Happens Next?

Liverpool managed a win and a draw without him, but fans are asking the big question: Will Salah return to the starting lineup against Leeds this weekend?

One thing is certain — the conversation around his future isn’t going away anytime soon.

🔄 Liverpool Already Preparing for Life After Salah

Despite all the noise, Liverpool reportedly have no intention of selling Salah before 2026, and the club still believes he can rediscover his best form. His new contract, signed in April and running until 2027, keeps him tied to Anfield for the long term.

But behind the scenes, recruitment chiefs have already started scouting potential successors — a clear sign that the club is planning ahead amid concerns about the winger’s declining influence this season.