Chelsea legend John Terry has come to Mohamed Salah’s defence following the star forward’s recent comments about being “thrown under the bus” by Liverpool. The 33-year-old Egyptian has faced criticism during the Reds’ troubling slump, but Terry insists that Salah has been unfairly singled out.
While acknowledging that Salah’s form this season has not reached his usual standards, Terry argued that the blame has been disproportionately focused on him. “Do you think he’s been made a scapegoat by the Liverpool manager? I think he’d be the first to admit he’s been out of form this season, but I have to agree with him,” Terry said. “He has been made a scapegoat to some extent. Many Liverpool players, including Salah himself, have struggled recently.”
Terry’s comments come amid growing tension between Salah and Liverpool manager Arne Slot. The forward has been left on the bench for three consecutive matches, including the chaotic 3-3 draw against Leeds on Saturday, raising concerns over his future role in the squad.
As Salah seeks to regain his top form, the football world watches closely, with supporters and pundits alike debating whether the forward is being treated fairly during this challenging period for Liverpool
