Mohamed Salah has sparked a major crisis within Liverpool after explosive comments he made to the Norwegian TV2 channel following the 3-3 draw with Leeds United in the English Premier League. Salah escalated his tone towards the club, clearly expressing his frustration and anger over his current situation, stating that he feels the club is "throwing him under the bus," suggesting he is being blamed for responsibilities he does not bear. This came after Liverpool's draw with Leeds, where the Reds were initially two goals up before conceding goals that Salah described as "frivolous." He stressed that such mistakes were happening even during periods when he was a regular starter, refusing to use this as a defense for himself. The Egypt captain spoke frankly about his playing situation, saying that sitting on the bench for the third consecutive match is unprecedented in his career. "I am very frustrated... I have given so much to this club, and everyone knows that, especially last season, but today I am on the bench and I don't know why," Salah said. Salah added: "It seems like the club is throwing me under the bus, and there are people who want to blame me for everything." At the same time, he revealed that he had received promises from Liverpool's management last summer that have not been fulfilled to this day. In a touching human moment, Salah revealed that he contacted his mother before the match and asked her to attend, despite knowing in advance that he would not be in the starting lineup. He told her: "It doesn't matter if I play or not, I will enjoy it." He confirmed that the upcoming match at Anfield could be his last before heading to the Africa Cup of Nations. The Liverpool star did not rule out that this match could be his last in the "Reds" shirt, given the uncertainty surrounding his future. At the same time, he emphasized that his love for the club will remain forever, and that he will always support Liverpool, whatever the decision. This comes after Liverpool's draw with Leeds United and Mohamed Salah remaining on the bench for the third consecutive match, an open crisis that could redraw the relationship between the Egyptian star and his club.
