Liverpool will include Mohamed Salah in their matchday squad when they play Brighton & Hove Albion, but the player's future at Anfield is still far from certain

Arne Slot, Mo Salah and a Liverpool moment that refuses to settleLiverpool rarely deal in half measures, and neither do their most significant figures. When Mohamed Salah spoke after the 3-3 draw at

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.

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

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.

Salah’s stunning outburst after a third successive game on the bench, which saw him claim he was being made a scapegoat and was perhaps being pushed out of Anfield, unsurprisingly saw him dropped from the squad that beat Inter 1–0 in the Champions League in midweek.

In a similar manner three years ago, Ronaldo, in his second stint at United, revealed in an interview with Piers Morgan that he lacked respect for then-manager Erik ten Hag, as well as criticising United’s hierarchy and recruitment process when hiring interim manager Ralf Rangnick.

Liverpool face recalibration as Bayern stance reshapes Salah succession talkUncertainty has a habit of spreading quickly around Liverpool, particularly when Mohamed Salah’s future comes back into