Mohamed Salah's antics have put his Liverpool teammates in a precarious position. Former England striker Chris Sutton has joined Conor Coady in expressing concerns about the Egyptian winger's behavior, which he believes is jeopardizing the team's chances of success.
Salah's actions on the pitch are becoming increasingly erratic, with the 30-year-old often clashing with his teammates and even the manager. The situation has been further exacerbated by Salah's recent displays of discontent off the pitch, including a tense exchange with teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold in the tunnel after Sunday's match.
Coady, who is Liverpool's club captain, has called for more accountability from Salah, stating that his behavior is "unacceptable" and "jeopardizing the team's chances". The 32-year-old defender believes that if Salah fails to shape up, he will be forced to consider dropping him from the starting lineup.
Salah's agent has dismissed the criticism, saying that the winger is simply showing signs of frustration with his situation. However, it remains to be seen how Liverpool will respond to this crisis. Will they crack down on Salah or continue to give him leeway? Only time will tell if the Egyptian superstar can get his act together and lead his team back to glory.
Salah's actions on the pitch are becoming increasingly erratic, with the 30-year-old often clashing with his teammates and even the manager. The situation has been further exacerbated by Salah's recent displays of discontent off the pitch, including a tense exchange with teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold in the tunnel after Sunday's match.
Coady, who is Liverpool's club captain, has called for more accountability from Salah, stating that his behavior is "unacceptable" and "jeopardizing the team's chances". The 32-year-old defender believes that if Salah fails to shape up, he will be forced to consider dropping him from the starting lineup.
Salah's agent has dismissed the criticism, saying that the winger is simply showing signs of frustration with his situation. However, it remains to be seen how Liverpool will respond to this crisis. Will they crack down on Salah or continue to give him leeway? Only time will tell if the Egyptian superstar can get his act together and lead his team back to glory.
, remember last season when he was getting booed by own fans for benching himself? now he's doing it again with teammates... what's up with that 
? Coady's right though, accountability is key. i've been saying this since his arrival - salah needs to step up or ship out 
. team comes first, not just him... fingers crossed lfc gets its act together 
his behavior on and off the pitch is starting to look like a big red flag 
. lfc needs to figure out if salah is still the right fit or if he's just causing more problems than he's solving 
. coady's gotta be right, though - if salah can't get along with his teammates, how's he gonna lead the team to victory? 
hopefully, jügendorf will step in and sort this out 
It's like he thinks he's above the rest of them or something. And now Chris Sutton and Conor Coady are calling him out on it? 
️ I feel bad for Trent Alexander-Arnold, poor guy's caught in the middle of all this drama. 
But at the same time, you can't blame Salah for feeling frustrated - he's been carrying that team for years! 
Maybe Liverpool should just sit him down and have a chat with him? 
Or maybe they'll try to crack down on his antics... we'll see how that plays out. 
One thing's for sure, though: Salah's got some 'splainin' to do if he wants to stay in the starting lineup! 
. I'm not sure if he's losing his touch or just getting restless because of the pressure. It's like when Phil Neville was captain and would get so frustrated with the refs... yeah, those were some tough times for us England fans 
. Anyway, I think Liverpool should try to address this issue before it gets out of hand, but at the same time, we can't forget that Salah is a superstar who's still capable of delivering clutch performances 
. Fingers crossed he sorts himself out and we see the old magic again 
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. He's such a talented player, but he needs to learn when to chill on the pitch. I mean, I feel for him, being an Egyptian superstar and all, but Jürgen Klopp is trying to get the best out of him, and Mo's antics are making it hard for the team to succeed 
. Conor Coady's right, though - if Salah doesn't shape up, he might be benched or worse. Can you imagine the headlines? "Salah Sidelined by Klopp"? 
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he's been doing so well all season but it seems like things are getting out of hand 