Mohamed Salah is not only in the argument of being Liverpool’s greatest player of all time, but he’s also been one of the best in the world over the last decade. So why have things turned so sour?

The Egyptian played a crucial role off the bench at Anfield on Saturday - but his future remains unclear after last weekend's

Mohamed Salah has been sitting in the middle of a bright fire for a long time now. Throughout the years we've watched him grow to become one of the

Liverpool coach Arne Slot says he will have talks with Mohamed Salah imminently after the forward’s explosive outburst last week threw his Anfield future into doubt.

Liverpool made it two wins from two on Saturday thanks to Hugo Ekitike’s second brace in as many Premier League matches. The Frenchman bagged his first just 47 seconds into the match after a poor clearance from Yankuba Minteh fell into his path, and he smashed a finish over the head of a helpless Bart Verbruggen.

Salah's 277 goal involvements (188 goals, 89 assists) for Liverpool meant he moved above former Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney (183 goals, 93 assists) in the standings. Liverpool parted with £34m to sign Salah from Roma in 2017 - a fee that now seems like peanuts after his jaw-dropping 364 goal contributions in 421 club appearances in all competitions (250 goals and 114 assists).

With uncertainty hanging over his Liverpool career, Mohamed Salah sent out another message. This time without any words.

Liverpool fans have their say on Mo Salah, Arne Slot and the Egyptian's future at the Premier League champions