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Tension appears to be rising quietly behind the scenes at Anfield, as a dressing-room insider has hinted that Mohamed Salah is far from satisfied with his current situation under Arne Slot 😬.

The Liverpool talisman has now been left out of the starting XI for two straight Premier League matches, a decision that reportedly hasn’t gone down well — even though Salah is said to be maintaining his usual professionalism and avoiding any dressing-room drama.

But according to those close to the team, the Egyptian superstar’s patience is nearing its limit…

Transfer Clouds Forming Over Anfield šŸŒŖļø

Internal whispers suggest Salah is now more open than ever to a January exit, with clubs from Saudi Arabia and even the MLS preparing to test Liverpool’s resolve once again.

> ā€œIt’s difficult to imagine him staying if things continue like this,ā€ a team source revealed. ā€œHe’s clearly unhappy. Yes, he’ll stay professional, but he won’t sit on the bench for months when big teams still want him.ā€

Another figure within the squad urged caution, saying no final decision has been made — at least not yet.

A New Contract… But Old Problems šŸ¤”

Salah only signed fresh terms in the summer after rejecting a massive Saudi offer, but the situation has shifted quickly. At 33, the forward knows he cannot afford to spend long spells out of the starting lineup.

There’s also a growing belief within the squad that Salah’s absence may have improved the team’s structure, though Slot has not confirmed whether the benching will continue.

He could still return to the starting XI soon — but it’s becoming harder for him to feature every three days as he once did.

A Legend Facing an Uncertain Future 🟄⚔

Salah remains one of Liverpool’s greatest ever players, yet the current tension has created a wave of uncertainty about what happens next.

A return to the lineup may calm the situation…
But another week on the bench could push the story in a very different direction šŸ‘€šŸ”„

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