Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
October 2025
Benched in Frankfurt, Salah stormed down the tunnel and scrubbed Liverpool from his social bios. Michael Owen blames disruption on Liverpool’s right after arrivals of Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak under Arne Slot. Liverpool want recalibrated roles, restored shot volume, and renewed chemistry to re-ignite Salah’s form.
Liverpool
October 2025
Despite £240m outlay on Isak and Wirtz, Liverpool’s frontline has sputtered. Salah was benched in key away UCL ties; Isak owns one Carabao Cup goal and Wirtz awaits his first, raising questions whether the squad is a coherent unit or a collection of stars. Early results leaned on late winners and set pieces while open-play chance conversion lagged. Slot’s rotations and role clarity for Wirtz/Isak are under scrutiny; the analogy to PSG’s galáctico imbalance underscores the need for pressing cohesion, defined zones, and repeatable patterns in the final third.
Arne Slot (Liverpool)
September 2025
Liverpool boss Arne Slot confirmed Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, Ibrahima Konaté, Ryan Gravenberch, and Dominik Szoboszlai will all be rested for the Carabao Cup clash with Southampton after a demanding run of fixtures. After making changes in the Merseyside derby win over Everton, Slot stressed rotation is vital to sustain momentum across competitions. The absence of key starters opens opportunities for fringe players to prove themselves as Liverpool’s depth faces a fresh test midweek.
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
September 2025
Mohamed Salah made Champions League history in Liverpool’s 3-2 win over Atletico Madrid, becoming the first player to score and assist within the opening six minutes of a tie for an English club, while also marking his 250th goal in English football. Salah assisted Andy Robertson’s opener, then weaved through defenders to score past Jan Oblak. His 74th Champions League game for Liverpool also saw him surpass Steven Gerrard on the club’s all-time European appearances list. Only Jamie Carragher remains ahead with 80.
Milos Kerkez (Liverpool)
September 2025
Liverpool edged Burnley 1-0 thanks to Mohamed Salah’s late penalty, but the match saw Milos Kerkez withdrawn after just 38 minutes. Arne Slot admitted he substituted the young full-back early because he feared a second yellow card could leave the Reds vulnerable. Kerkez was booked for simulation, prompting Burnley to target his flank aggressively. Slot turned to Andy Robertson to steady the defense, a move that paid off as Liverpool contained the hosts before Salah converted the decisive spot-kick in stoppage time to maintain their winning momentum.
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
September 2025
Mohamed Salah paid tribute to Harvey Elliott after his £35m move to Aston Villa, calling him a “champion” and predicting big success, while admitting disappointment to see his long-time Liverpool teammate leave. Elliott departed amid Liverpool’s attacking reinforcements, with Wirtz, Isak, and Ekitike limiting his minutes. Villa secured him on a loan-to-buy deal, with Emery expecting him to be a key creative force. Salah praised Elliott’s maturity and predicted an impressive future.
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
September 2025
Mohamed Salah hit back at fan criticism comparing Liverpool’s former forwards Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez unfavourably to new arrivals Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak, calling the remarks disrespectful. Salah reminded fans Diaz and Nunez were vital in Liverpool’s title-winning season. Diaz scored 13 goals with seven assists, while Nunez added five goals, proving their contribution before moving to Bayern Munich and Al-Hilal respectively.
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
August 2025
Mohamed Salah secured the PFA Players’ Player of the Year award for 2024–25, becoming the only player to win it three times. His 29 goals and 18 assists were pivotal in Liverpool’s title-winning campaign, edging Fernandes, Isak, Rice, Palmer, and Mac Allister. Salah’s unmatched consistency and impact ensured he surpassed rival nominees. Fernandes shone despite United’s struggles, Isak ranked second in scoring, Rice drove Arsenal’s efforts, Palmer remained productive, and Mac Allister excelled in midfield. Yet Salah’s historic contribution stood above, earning him the recognition from fellow professionals.
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
August 2025
Mohamed Salah scored his 10th Premier League opening-day goal in Liverpool’s 4-2 win over Bournemouth, extending his record as the most prolific Gameweek 1 scorer. His strike also tied him with Andy Cole at 187 goals in Premier League history. Salah netted Liverpool’s fourth in a dramatic contest, etching another milestone into his career. Already leading the opening-day charts, he became the first to reach double digits, surpassing legends like Wayne Rooney, Alan Shearer, Frank Lampard, and Jamie Vardy.
Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
April 2025; new contract signed earlier this month
Despite renewing his Liverpool contract, Saudi Arabia’s sports minister says Salah “fits the identity” of the Saudi Pro League and remains an admired figure. He cited Salah’s iconic Arab Muslim status and superstar appeal as aligning with league goals.
While younger signings are now prioritized, the Saudi Pro League continues to be linked with Salah due to his influence and profile. No formal approach was made, but speculation persists given the PIF’s history of major signings and strategic league development.