Mohamed Salah has reportedly expressed his intention to reconsider his future at Liverpool following the controversy and criticism surrounding teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold, a situation that has deeply troubled the Egyptian star.
In a private message that has since been leaked and widely circulated online, Salah revealed his disappointment with the treatment of Trent by sections of the Liverpool fanbase. His statement has sent shockwaves through the football world.
“Ever since the issue with Trent and the fans began, I’ve stayed quiet. But it’s heartbreaking to watch him get torn down after everything he’s done for the club. It makes me wonder—if I were in his position, would I be treated the same? I don’t think I can be part of this environment anymore. I have to reconsider staying at Anfield.”
Salah’s candid words have triggered widespread alarm and sorrow among fans, many of whom are now expressing regret for not defending Trent — and by extension, Salah — sooner.
Having served the club with distinction for seven seasons, Salah has helped Liverpool to Premier League, Champions League, and Club World Cup triumphs, becoming a beloved icon in the process. His possible departure, however, would mark a heartbreaking turning point for the club.
Supporters online have reacted with anguish and introspection:
* “Only Salah spoke up for Trent. And now we may lose him too.”
* “His silence wasn’t peace — it was pain.”
* “If Mo leaves, it’s our fault. We failed both of them.”
This emotional twist arrives during a critical transitional phase for Liverpool under new manager Arne Slot. Losing Salah due to disillusionment with the fanbase — rather than injury or performance — could deal the club one of its heaviest emotional blows in recent history.
