Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has apologised to his teammates in the dressing room after facing intense backlash for publicly criticising both the club and head coach Arne Slot, midfielder Curtis Jones has revealed.
Salah came under heavy scrutiny after his explosive comments during a difficult spell for Liverpool, triggering widespread debate among supporters and analysts. His remarks were seen as unusually direct and confrontational, adding pressure to an already tense period for the club.
Outburst After Leeds Draw
The controversy erupted following Liverpool’s 3-3 draw with Leeds United, where Salah expressed frustration over being benched for three consecutive matches. Despite being dropped due to poor form, he insisted he was not receiving the respect he deserved after years of service to the club.
Salah claimed he was being made a scapegoat and hinted at a breakdown in his relationship with Slot. He even accused the club of breaking promises, intensifying the storm around his comments.
Apology Behind Closed Doors
According to Curtis Jones, Salah later addressed the squad privately and apologised for the situation, acknowledging the impact of his remarks on team morale.
The incident has sparked renewed discussion about Liverpool’s internal dynamics as the club navigates a challenging phase of the season.
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