“I DON’T KNOW WHO IS BEHIND THIS, BUT SOMEONE WANTS ME OUT OF LIVERPOOL!” Mohamed Salah finally breaks his silence and sends shockwaves through Anfield as the most dramatic twist of the season erupts.
Liverpool fans are in disbelief after Salah openly admitted that his relationship with the manager has completely fallen apart. For years he has been the face of the club, the calm fighter, the man who carried Liverpool through dark moments. But today, the Egyptian King made it clear that something is deeply wrong behind the scenes.
“I had a good relationship with the manager… now it feels like someone doesn’t want me at this club,” he confessed — a statement that has exploded across social media and thrown Liverpool into absolute chaos.
Sources inside the dressing room describe the situation as “beyond repair,” claiming that tension has been building for weeks. What started as small disagreements has now turned into a full-blown disconnect. Salah reportedly feels sidelined, misunderstood, and “strategically pushed aside” despite his status as a club legend.
Players close to him say he has been unusually quiet during training, spending more time alone and less time joking with teammates. One insider said, “Salah feels betrayed. He thinks someone up there wants him out — and he’s no longer hiding it.”
The timing couldn’t be worse. Liverpool are in the middle of a crucial run of games, yet their biggest star is now hinting at internal sabotage, mysterious agendas, and a manager-player explosion that could tear the squad apart.
Fans are already panicking, demanding explanations and begging the club to fix the situation before it spirals further. Some believe this rift has been brewing ever since he was unexpectedly benched, while others insist there’s more happening behind closed doors — something darker, something political.
One thing is crystal clear: this is the most dangerous moment of the Salah-Liverpool era. If this story continues to escalate, Liverpool could face the biggest internal crisis of the decade.
The Egyptian King has spoken. The world is watching. Now the question is: who really doesn’t want Mohamed Salah at Liverpool anymore? And how long before this bomb finally explodes?
