Salah Admits Uncertainty After Leeds Snub, Confirms Farewell Before AFCON

Salah Admits Uncertainty After Leeds Snub, Confirms Farewell Before AFCON

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Mohamed Salah has offered rare and candid insight into his current situation at Liverpool following his unexpected omission from the matchday action in the club’s recent Premier League fixture against Leeds United, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

The Egyptian forward, long regarded as the team’s talisman, admitted uncertainty about his short-term role as he prepares for January’s Africa Cup of Nations.

Speaking to Viaplay Fotboll, Salah revealed that the unpredictability around his playing time has reached a point where he felt the need to prepare his family for any scenario.

“I said to my parents: come to the Brighton game. I don’t know if I am going to play or not, but I am going to enjoy it,” he said, acknowledging the unusual nature of the situation for a player who has been central to Liverpool’s success for nearly a decade.

Salah also confirmed that he plans to be present at Anfield for Liverpool’s upcoming match against Brighton, describing it as an opportunity to greet supporters before leaving for AFCON duty with Egypt.

“I will be at Anfield to say goodbye to the fans and go to the Africa Cup. I don’t know what is going to happen when I am there,” he added, underscoring both his commitment to his national team and the uncertainty surrounding his club future.

Salah’s comments will likely intensify discussions about his role under manager Arne Slot, whose rotation decisions and tactical shifts have already sparked conversation among supporters. With Liverpool preparing for a demanding run of fixtures, questions remain over how prominently the club’s long-serving star will feature in the coming weeks.