Jamie Carragher has publicly criticized Mohamed Salah following the Liverpool forward’s recent comments expressing frustration over being benched. Carragher accused Salah of attempting to cause “maximum damage” to the club and manager Arne Slot, labeling the interview as “a disgrace” and suggesting it was a calculated move to undermine team unity.
Carragher also reminded Salah of his career trajectory, stating, “Before he came to Liverpool, Salah was known as the guy who failed at Chelsea. That’s just a fact. He’d never won a major trophy before he came to Liverpool.” He emphasized that Salah, despite being Egypt’s greatest player, has not secured a continental title with his national team, highlighting the importance of team support in achieving success.
The situation escalated when Salah was excluded from Liverpool’s squad for the upcoming Champions League match against Inter Milan, a decision made jointly by manager Arne Slot and the club’s hierarchy. Slot expressed uncertainty about Salah’s future with the club, stating he has “no clue” if Salah will play for Liverpool again.
As Salah prepares to join Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations, his future at Liverpool remains uncertain, with tensions between the player and the club’s management reaching a critical point.
