Lewis Steele has suggested that the matter is between Mo Salah and Arne Slot “As far as I know, it’s certainly not over yet.
“It has relaxed in recent days, but it is still there”‘ he said as Ian Ladyman was on Daily Mail Football.
How the Salah-Slot situation played out against Brighton
The 33-year-old played a key role off the bench in our 2-0 win against Brighton, with Hugo Ekitike scoring a goal in each half.
Salah replaced the injured Joe Gomez after 26 minutes and set up a corner for the second goal, taking the Frenchman’s tally to ten goals in all competitions this season.
Gary Lineker noted that the Egyptian striker “had a smile on his face” and the Anfield applause was “really good”.
Lineker added that Slot’s handling of Salah’s situation was mature and protected his legacy at the club, which reflected positively on both the player and manager.
Slot himself confirmed that there was no ongoing problem after the match, saying: “For me there is no problem that needs to be solved.
“For me now he is the same as any other player.” He also highlighted the contribution Salah has made, summarizing: “He was a threat and that is very important.”
What this means for Liverpool fans
While fans may have been concerned after last week’s public comments, both our boss and the legendary striker have helped maintain consistency on the pitch.
The unbeaten run, now five games in all competitions, suggests the team is managing internal dynamics while pursuing Premier League and Champions League goals.
Steele’s comments indicate that the story may continue behind the scenes, but for now the focus remains on the performance.
Actions have spoken louder than words, and Liverpool supporters have seen the pair perform when it mattered most.
You can watch Slot’s post-Brighton press conference at Kingdom of the Kop on YouTube:
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