While Liverpool was still hanging on to West Ham (2-2), the end of the match was marked by an argument along the touchline between Mohamed Salah and Jürgen Klopp.
Clearly, Jürgen Klopp’s adventure with Liverpool ended badly. While the Reds were hanging on to West Ham (2-2), undoubtedly saying goodbye to their last hope of a title, the end of the match was marked by an argument between the German coach and the star of his team, Mohamed Salah.
The scene occurred just after Michail Antonio’s equalizing goal, less than a quarter of an hour from time. Salah was preparing to enter, and Klopp, in the moments following the goal conceded by Liverpool, said a few words to his attacker. What did he say ? Something annoying enough for Salah to show his anger, and it will take Darwin Nunez’s small gesture to calm the Egyptian.
“If I speak, there will be fire!” »
Klopp did not want to say what it was. “We spoke to each other in the locker room. For me, the subject is closed,” replied the German coach, laconic. “The only reason a manager would be unhappy in this situation is if the player took too long to be ready to come on.”for his part observed Jamie Carragher via X.
Obviously, the subject is still sensitive. Because Salah refused to come and comment on this scene in the mixed zone. “If I speak, there will be fire”, would have slipped the Egyptian, passing in front of the journalists. Atmosphere…
