Arne Slot has played down suggestions that Mohamed Salah has played his final game for Liverpool and said he has "no issue" to resolve with the forward.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot said he had no clue whether Mohamed Salah had played his last game for Liverpool after the Egypt forward's outspoken comments resulted in him being left out of the squad for Tuesday's Champions League game at Inter Milan.

"I'm calm, polite, but that doesn't mean I'm weak," Slot said when asked about Mohamed Salah's explosive rant over the weekend. "It's up to us as a club to react and you can see he isn't here."

Eight months after signing a new Liverpool contract, Mohamed Salah's explosive interview has left his future in serious doubt - how did we get here?

Tonight, Liverpool won an away Champions League match without Mohamed Salah for the first time since November 2009 in Debrecen, in what was Jamie Carragher's last ever Champions League match for the club.

Liverpool have won their last 12 Premier League matches against newly promoted clubs, winning 26 of their last 28 at Anfield, including the last 12 in a row. Liverpool have lost just one of their last 25 midweek Premier League game. Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 10 EPL meetings with Sunderland.

Liverpool opened up its 2025-26 Champions League campaign with a last-gasp 3-2 win thanks to an extra-time goal from defender Virgil van Dijk. "We should have made it easier for ourselves," Liverpool manager Arne Slot said. "But then again, we showed ...

His numbers are impressive. Only Daniel Sturridge (eight) has scored more goals in his first 10 Premier League starts for Liverpool than Ekitike’s seven. Salah also managed seven, just above Robbie Fowler and Sadio Mane (both six). That’s some illustrious company.

Liverpool travels to Tottenham in the Premier League this weekend, aiming to extend its unbeaten run to six games, and Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have given their score prediction

Mohamed Salah’s emotional return at Anfield against Brighton may have been his final appearance in a Liverpool shirt, according to a leading body language expert. Despite a warm reception from supporters in the Kop,