Former Egyptian player claims Salah leaving Liverpool because of Slot

Former Egyptian player claims Salah leaving Liverpool because of Slot Mohamed Salah exit talk raises fresh questions over Slot era at Liverpool Speculation around Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool has intensified following fresh claims that managerial influence could be driving the Egyptian towards the exit door. According to reporting from Live4Liverpool, Salah is now edging closer to leaving Anfield, with the shadow of Arne Slot’s tenure looming large over the situation. At 31, Salah remains one of the most decisive forwards in European football, still delivering elite output in both goals and assists.

Yet even for a player of his calibre, environment matters. Liverpool’s recent downturn in form, punctuated by a heavy FA Cup defeat to Manchester City, has sharpened scrutiny on the direction of the club under Slot. This is not merely about a contract or finances — though walking away from a deal worth close to £485,000 per week is no small decision.

Instead, the narrative emerging is one of alignment: between player, manager and project. Photo: IMAGO Aboutrika comments place spotlight on Slot Former Egypt international Mohamed Aboutrika has been particularly candid in his assessment, suggesting that Slot’s influence is a decisive factor in Salah’s thinking. Speaking after Liverpool’s defeat, he delivered a pointed reflection on both the player’s legacy and current mindset: “We have seen nine fruitful years for Liverpool with Salah, all titles and individual and collective awards.

Every season he gave the fans different things. With Klopp, we saw the trio of Firmino, Sadio Mane, and Mohamed Salah. They were playing top-class football.