Salah has tweeted for the first time since his explosive interview – and his post has immediately gone viral 😬Read more 👇

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has broken his silence on social media for the first time since being excluded from the club’s Champions League travelling squad for Tuesday night’s clash away to Inter Milan. The post comes at a tense moment for the Reds, with the Egyptian star’s long-term future at Anfield now under heavy scrutiny.Uncertainty has surrounded Salah since his explosive public remarks, where he suggested he had been unfairly blamed by figures within the club. He also hinted that his relationship with head coach Arne Slot has deteriorated significantly following last season’s Premier League triumph.Many viewed Salah’s comments as an attempt to fight his way back into the starting XI after being left on the bench for a third straight game during Liverpool’s dramatic 3–3 draw at Leeds United. Instead, the move appears to have deepened the divide rather than healed it.Despite ending last season with the Golden Boot, Playmaker Award, and Player of the Season honours, there is now growing belief that Salah could be closer to leaving Anfield than Slot himself. While his latest post included no caption, it was enough to set tongues wagging across social media.Salah Posts Amid Inter Milan ShowdownOn the morning of Liverpool’s crucial Champions League fixture against last season’s finalists Inter Milan, Salah shared a photo on X showing him seated on a bench at the AXA Training Centre. The image, though simple, quickly drew widespread attention.With Liverpool enduring their poorest run of form in decades, the timing of Salah’s earlier comments could hardly have been worse. Yet the response to his post has been largely positive, flooded with messages of encouragement and crown emojis from supporters reaffirming the spirit of You’ll Never Walk Alone.Reading Between the Lines?Salah is not known for frequent social media activity, and when he does post, fans often look for deeper meaning. Previous gym or training photos have regularly been followed by strong performances on the pitch, fuelling the belief that such images hint at renewed focus and motivation.This time, however, the context is far more turbulent. While it may be risky to overanalyse a single image, the symbolism has not gone unnoticed among the Liverpool faithful.As the weekend approaches, many supporters are quietly dreaming of a familiar script: Salah returning to the matchday squad against Brighton, finding the back of the net, and beginning the process of mending fences at Anfield. Whether that story becomes reality remains to be seen — but hope, for now, refuses to fade.