Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah fanned the flames after his fight with Jurgen Klopp, insisting: “If I speak, there will be fire. “
The striker and manager were filmed in a heated argument as the player prepared to be substituted against West Ham after being left out of the line-up at the London Stadium.
It had already been noted that Salah thwarted his warm-up before kick-off, then tensions spread in the second half.
Klopp was asked about the incident after the game, which Liverpool drew 2-2 to extinguish any hopes of a name challenge and allay concerns.
He told TNT Sport: “No [possibly not percentage of what has been said]. But we’ve already talked in the locker room, and for me, it’s done. “
But Salah chose the opposite direction by leaving the combined zone after the match, refusing to be interviewed but sharing his opinion with the journalists present.
He said, “If I do it today, there will be fire. “
Look at the photographs of the incident above.