Mohamed Salah Unlikely to Play vs Brighton, Is Farewell on the Cards?

Mohamed Salah has been the centre of attraction for the Liverpool football club for all these years, mainly for good reasons. However, the Egyptian is making the headlines for all the wrong reasons right now, which is coinciding with Liverpool's poor form.

Things have gone a bit downhill for the Reds as they have struggled to bag wins in the Premier League & as well as the Champions League, leading to Arne Slot's future becoming bleak. Although the results have improved, the Dutchman is reportedly on borrowed time. At such a time, things got more complicated when Mohamed Salah went public with his outrage against the manager, as a reaction to getting benched for the third time running when Liverpool drew 3-3 with Leeds United.

Mohamed Salah revealed that he feels like the manager has thrown him under the bus in such a difficult time. He said that he doesn't deserve this treatment, as he has given the club his all every time. He further mentioned that his relationship with manager Arne Slot has completely withered away and didn't even rule out a move away from the club in January. Also, according to reports, it is believed that Salah won't be playing against Brighton either. So what's next for the Egyptian? Is there going to be a farewell? Let's see what's written below.

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Earlier in the week, the club had secret talks over the issue and decided that Mohamed Salah wouldn't travel to Italy to face Inter Milan in the Champions League. Now, according to multiple reports, the Egyptian won't be included in the squad for the Liverpool vs Brighton game either as a consequence of his actions.

Throughout his career, Mohamed Salah stats have been impressive. Even though he has scored just five goals in 19 appearances this season, there is no denying that Liverpool needs his goals & need him at his best. His exclusion from the squad raises questions about Mohamed Salah future at the club, as this means he could have possibly played his last game for Liverpool while coming as a substitute in the 1-1 draw against Sunderland.

Tainting the club and the manager with such serious allegations at such a top level isn't acceptable, as has been the case with the Egyptian. We will likely find out in the next couple of days if the Egyptian features again for Liverpool before the year ends, or if it will really be a farewell for one of Liverpool's club legends in the new year.