Mohamed Salah came off the bench for Liverpool in their 2-0 win over Brighton following his explosive interview, with team-mate Ibrahima Konate insisting the forward will remain at Anfield

Discussing the major talking points from the Premier League weekend - also featuring Daniel Farke's uncertain future at Leeds

Arne Slot benched Salah for three consecutive Premier League games over the past week, and the Liverpool forward expressed his disappointment with his manager’s decision. Walcott talks about the whole Arne Slot and Mohamed Salah situation, and instead of backing the player, he thinks that the Liverpool manager was perfect in handling Salah.

Football Insider has been exclusively told who might be to blame for Mohamed Salah's recent comments towards the club.

Arne Slot has played down speculation that Mohamed Salah may have featured in his last match for Liverpool, stating he believes the situation has been put to rest after the Egyptian's outspoken remarks about the manager and the club following last weekend's draw with Leeds.

There’s also been off the field drama involving Mohamed Salah, with the Egyptian’s future up in the air after a spectacular rant saw the 33-year-old allege that he’s been “thrown under the bus” for the club’s failings, adding that his relationship with Slot is non-existent.

Liverpool have not sacked a manager since doing so with Brendan Rodgers in 2015 but Arne Slot's dire run of results has seen the heat ramp up on the Dutchman with the Reds in freefall

Liverpool striker Alexander Isak may not be fit to start against Brighton after he picked up a knock against Inter Milan, Arne Slot has revealed. The Swede started alongside Hugo Ekitike at the San Siro but failed to score before being replaced by Florian Wirtz after 68 minutes.

Liverpool are set to be without key players for the visit of Brighton on Saturday as Arne Slot faces a selection headache.

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