Why did Klopp get angry at Mohamed Salah before replacing him in the Brighton match. Was the departure certain? (Video)
Liverpool coach, German Jurgen Klopp, began to get angry at the Reds star and top scorer in the English Premier League, Mohamed Salah, before he was substituted in the 65th minute of the Liverpool-Brighton match that took place today, Sunday, in the 29th round of the English Premier League and ended with Liverpool winning 2- zero.
Anger appeared at Jurgen Klopp, after Mohamed Salah wasted an individual during the meeting.
And the cameras were captured by Klopp, who was excited outside the field and nervously asked Salah to pass the ball instead of shooting and wasting an opportunity for a real goal.
The Egyptian international striker, Mohamed Salah, continued to make history in the Liverpool club shirt, and scored the team's 2000th goal in the history of the team's participation in the English Premier League.
Salah scored this historic goal for Liverpool from a penalty kick in the 61st minute.
Liverpool became the second team to reach the 2000 goal barrier in the history of the Premier League after Manchester United, who has scored 2,173 goals so far, while Arsenal can catch up with them soon, as the team has scored so far 1997 goals.
Liverpool raised its score to 66 points in second place, reducing the difference with leaders Manchester City to three points, and Brighton's balance stuck at 33 points after suffering the fifth defeat in a row in the competition.
Liverpool regained the tone of victories in their matches against Brighton in the English Premier League, after failing to beat this team in the last three previous matches between the two teams in the competition, where two matches ended in a draw and one match won by Brighton.
Mohamed Salah’s relationship with the Liverpool administration is going through a difficult period after the ongoing negotiations between the two parties regarding the renewal of the contract, which ends in June 2023, reached a dead end for each party to adhere to its conditions, and Mohamed Salah requests a weekly salary of 500,000 euros and may agree to 400,000 euros, but the administration Liverpool believes that this amount is large and is not commensurate with its salary policy, and believes that Mohamed Salah has advanced in age and is on the verge of his thirty years of age, and is offered a weekly salary of 300,000 euros, which made negotiations falter between the two parties and reach a dead end.
Klopp: "Pass the ball" 🗣️
Salah: "To whom?"
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It looks like Klopp was angry with the Egyptian star.
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