📸 The Egyptian forward, following a frustrating night in Frankfurt, quietly removed his Liverpool-themed header and swapped his profile picture for a touching photo with his children. Harmless? Maybe. But when paired with his recent on-pitch demeanor, it’s raising eyebrows among fans.
For the first time in his Anfield career, Salah started two consecutive Champions League matches on the bench. Even during Liverpool’s emphatic 5–1 victory in Germany, he looked visibly unhappy — walking straight down the tunnel at full-time, a move that didn’t go unnoticed by the cameras.
While he still managed three shots and a decent xG of 0.42 (according to SofaScore), one moment summed up the tension: instead of passing to Florian Wirtz for what could’ve been his debut Liverpool goal, Salah chose to shoot — and missed. 💔 That decision reignited debates about whether frustration is beginning to cloud his judgment.
The Egyptian King has built his legacy on focus, teamwork, and an unmatched drive. But lately, a touch of impatience and individualism seems to be creeping in — something Liverpool can’t afford as they look to regain consistency after a rocky few weeks.
Three goals and three assists in twelve appearances isn’t terrible, but for a player of Salah’s standards, it’s below expectations. Even pundits like Jamie Carragher have begun questioning whether his guaranteed starting spot is now under threat.
As speculation around his social media update grows, Arne Slot faces a big challenge — reigniting the fire in his No.11 without letting frustration take over. The fans in Frankfurt sang his name loud and clear, a reminder that Liverpool’s faithful will always stand by their icons. ❤️
Now, with Brentford up next, all eyes are on Salah. Will this be the turning point where he silences the whispers and reminds everyone why he’s still the King of Anfield? 👑⚡
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