Mohamed Salah says he feels like he has been "thrown under the bus" by Liverpool and that his relationship with head coach Arne Slot has broken down.
Salah was an unused substitute in this morning's 3-3 draw at Leeds United - the third straight game the Egypt forward has started on the bench.
After the game, the scorer of 250 goals in 420 Liverpool appearances said in an extraordinary interview with journalists that he think it is very clear that someone wanted him to get all of the blame.
He says he has said many times before that he had a good relationship with the manager, and all of a sudden they don't have any relationship.
Salah says it seems to him that someone doesn't want him in the club.
He says he and his kids will always support the club and that he loves the club and always will.
The forward says he does not think he is the problem as he has done so much for the club and has earned his position.
Salah, who is going to the Africa Cup of Nations on 16 December, added that he was unsure about his Liverpool future, despite signing a new two-year contract in April.
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