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Mohamed Salah hinted that there are major differences with his coach Jurgen Klopp, after a verbal confrontation between them on the sidelines of the Liverpool match, which ended in a draw with West Ham.
Salah said in brief press statements that if he talks about the altercation between them, the fire will ignite, while Klopp refused to reveal the details of the dispute that began in the 79th minute of the game, when Salah was preparing to participate as a substitute.
Comments from former Liverpool striker Peter Crouch suggest things could be deeper than they appear on the surface.
Crouch confirmed that Salah, who has been a longtime Liverpool fixture, could be deeply frustrated with being on the bench.
He added that such situations between a coach and an important player in the team are not desirable and affect the morale of the entire team.
Sutton.. Salah needs to regain his luster to stop Liverpool’s decline