Mohamed Salah apologizes to Liverpool players after his anger – Curtis Jones

Salah sent in a corner kick from which Hugo Ekitiki scored Liverpool’s second goal in a 2-0 win at Anfield against Brighton, which was a signal for the home fans to chant.

He toured the field full-time in his final appearance before joining Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations.

However, his comments after the Leeds match put a question mark over his future with Liverpool, especially with the interest of Saudi Professional League clubs in him and the upcoming winter transfer period.

Former Reds defender Jamie Carragher described Salah’s exclusion as a “disgrace”, while former Blackburn and Celtic striker Chris Sutton said that the controversial statements caused a “massacre” at the club.

Speaking before the Tottenham match, Slott said: “We’ve moved on from it” as he tried to put the issue to rest.

Jones added: “I understand there are certain ways you can do things, but if it’s okay for a player to be on the bench and he doesn’t want to play and help the team, I think that’s a bigger problem.

“Whenever there’s any kind of anger from us, including myself, it’s always from a good place.

“At the moment, it may not have been done in the right way, but it never affected the team, the coaching staff, the manager or anyone like that.

“We’ve got past that now and we’re doing well as a team, playing well and starting to win games.”