The rift between Mohamed Salah and Liverpool has certainly not been fully mended. Nevertheless, it is worth noting that over the past week, especially the last five days, the previously strained relationship between them has indeed shown signs of easing to a certain extent. That said, I would not be the least bit surprised if Salah and Liverpool part ways amicably this summer.
The possibility of Salah leaving Liverpool during the winter transfer window is almost negligible. We will have to wait and see how things unfold after he returns from the Africa Cup of Nations. As long as Salah can stay fit and rediscover his clinical finishing touch, he is bound to deliver some outstanding performances in the second half of the season. Looking at his long-term future, Liverpool is clearly eager to keep him at the club.
However, it remains to be seen how long this seemingly improved situation will last. After all, based on the current circumstances, Salah is still filled with anxiety and dissatisfaction about the status quo.
The issues between Salah and Liverpool are far more complex than just being benched. In my opinion, Salah may not be fully convinced or satisfied with the club's summer transfer activities. Of course, this is by no means due to jealousy—those who know Salah well are aware that he is simply not the type of person to be envious of others—but there is no denying that he has been feeling low, frustrated, and perhaps even a little agitated lately.
Even so, both Salah himself and Liverpool manager Arne Slot will prioritize the team's overall interests and are willing to make corresponding efforts and compromises for the club's development.
The rift between Mohamed Salah and Liverpool has certainly not been fully mended. Nevertheless, it is worth noting that over the past week, especially the last five days, the previously strained relationship between them has indeed shown signs of easing to a certain extent. That said, I would not be the least bit surprised if Salah and Liverpool part ways amicably this summer.
From my personal perspective, I believe the possibility of Salah leaving Liverpool during the winter transfer window is almost negligible. We will have to wait and see how things unfold after he returns from the Africa Cup of Nations. I firmly believe that as long as Salah can stay fit and rediscover his clinical finishing touch, he is bound to deliver some outstanding performances in the second half of the season. Looking at his long-term future, Liverpool is clearly eager to keep him at the club.
However, it remains to be seen how long this seemingly improved situation will last. After all, based on the current circumstances, Salah is still filled with anxiety and dissatisfaction about the status quo.
Through conversations with relevant sources, I have learned that the issues between Salah and Liverpool are far more complex than just being benched. In my opinion, Salah may not be fully convinced or satisfied with the club's summer transfer activities. Of course, this is by no means due to jealousy—those who know Salah well are aware that he is simply not the type of person to be envious of others—but there is no denying that he has been feeling low, frustrated, and perhaps even a little agitated lately.
Even so, I still believe that both Salah himself and Liverpool manager Arne Slot will prioritize the team's overall interests and are willing to make corresponding efforts and compromises for the club's development.
