Mohamed Salah leaves Liverpool.. “The announcement will be made very soon.”

The relationship between the Egyptian star Mohamed Salah and the English club Liverpool is about to end, after the crisis escalated between the two parties following the statements recently made by “The Pharaoh” against the club and the Dutch coach Arne Sloat.
The official account of Al Ain Sports quoted statements by the Italian player transfer expert in Europe, Fabrizio Romano, in which he said: “The relationship between the Egyptian star Mohamed Salah and his club Liverpool is about to end,” noting that “the official announcement will be very soon.”
Fabrizio Romano explained, “The developments of the last hours indicate that Salah’s future is moving towards a major change.”
The reliable player transfer expert continued: “Salah will not be on Liverpool’s roster for the match against Inter Milan in the Champions League, and this decision will be the beginning of the end between the player and the club,” indicating that being away from the team in a match of this importance is not a passing matter in the context of renewal or transfer negotiations.
Mohamed Salah is considered one of Liverpool’s most prominent stars in recent years, but the player’s future has remained the focus of great controversy in light of speculation about his possible move to a new club before the end of the season.
Salah had broken his silence after participating as a substitute in Liverpool’s last match against Leeds United in the English Premier League, admitting that he felt very frustrated with his repeated sitting on the bench, and accusing the club’s management of not fulfilling its promises towards him and not protecting him in the last stage. He made matters worse by confirming that his relationship with coach Arne Sloat had ended, considering his exclusion from the starting lineup “unfair.”
It is noteworthy that Mohamed Salah created a new history for Liverpool FC, bringing him back to the global forefront again since his arrival from Roma in 2017, and he had a strong relationship with the Anfield fans, especially since he became the club’s third all-time top scorer behind Ian Rush and Roger Hunt, and led the team to return to the local podium and also led it to win the Champions League.
Despite the achievements that Mohamed Salah achieved for Liverpool, Mohamed Salah is in danger, and a divorce is imminent between the best African and Arab player who played in the English Premier League and the ancient club that has forgotten the golden fingerprints of the “Egyptian Pharaoh.”