A tough decision. Slot shocks Salah on his farewell night at Anfield

Liverpool technical director Arne Slott is set to make a tough decision on Mohamed Salah, which could prevent the Egyptian star from giving the Anfield fans the farewell he deserves after his angry comments on social media.

An angry outburst rocked Liverpool

Salah made heated statements on his Instagram microblog after the Reds’ twelfth defeat in the English Premier League against Aston Villa, indirectly criticizing Slott’s style of play.

The Egyptian Pharaoh wrote: “I want to see Liverpool get back to being the loud, attacking team that rivals fear. This is the football I know how to play and this is the identity that needs to be restored. This is non-negotiable and anyone who joins this club has to adapt to it.”

The controversy has raged throughout the season

Former Premier League goalkeeper Paul Robinson believed Salah’s outburst was the result of an escalating feud with Slott throughout the season.

In a conversation with BBC radio, he said: You could see it in his body language and the way he played. “Relations with the coach were broken for a long time after he was left out of the team.”

He added: “I think the style of play didn’t really suit him. The team became too dependent on possession, preferring to go back and rotate the ball rather than create chances.”

Severe punishment for goodbye

According to the English newspaper Mirror, according to sources close to the club, Slott is inclined to punish Salah for his public statements, leaving him out of the starting line-up or even the entire squad against Brentford at Anfield, which will be Al-Masri’s last in a Reds shirt.

A difficult season and a sad ending

Salah has had a difficult season under the Dutch coach as he has lost his preferred position and his role has declined significantly given Slott’s reliance on a more conservative style of play that relies on possession rather than quick attack.

A bitter farewell to the Anfield legend

If Slott goes ahead with his decision, Salah could bid a painful farewell to Liverpool away from the pitch at the end of an exceptional career that has spanned years and has seen his name written in golden letters in the history of the English club.