New bomb.. Salah may refuse to leave after Salot’s sacking.

Although Mohamed Salah has already said goodbye to Liverpool fans after nine successful years, the door is not yet closed on him continuing with the Reds, according to a report in England, following the latest developments regarding the future of Dutch manager Arne Slott.

Salah had announced he was leaving Liverpool this summer, despite his contract being extended until the end of the 2026-2027 season, after the player and the club’s management agreed to terminate his contract early, a move that appeared to spell the end of his Anfield career.

But a report in The Athletic newspaper has reignited the debate over the Egypt captain’s future, after it was suggested that Slott’s departure from Liverpool’s coaching staff could give Salah some room to change his stance and reconsider his decision to leave.

According to a report reviewed by the newspaper Daily ExpressSalah and Slott’s relationship saw strain on more than one occasion last season.

Last December, the Egyptian star made statements in which he publicly criticized the Dutch coach, and his name was also then linked with a possible exit in the winter transfer window.

Although Salah continued until the end of the season, he has made further criticisms of the technical staff in subsequent statements, hinting at his lack of belief in some technical aspects of the team, which: Which fueled speculation about the influence of the relationship with Slott on the decision to leave.

The report stated that Salah, while officially announcing his departure, had not completely given up on the idea of ​​finishing out the final year of his contract with Liverpool, meaning that a change in the technical situation within the club could force him to reconsider.

Limited availability

While the chances of reversing his decision to leave are still limited, Slott’s exit could provide Liverpool’s management with a final chance to convince their all-time top goalscorer to stay for another season.

This comes at a time when Salah’s name has not been seriously linked with any major European club, while clubs in the Saudi Professional League and clubs in the United States remain as the most prominent potential destinations for the Egyptian star.

Liverpool are expected to decide on a new manager in the near future, with Spain’s Andoni Iraola reportedly close to replacing Slott, which could be a further factor in deciding the final decision on Mohamed Salah’s future.