Salah Apologizes to Harry

Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah has stunned the football world with his candid statements following the match against Leeds (3-3). The 33-year-old player remained on the bench throughout the game, marking his third consecutive match without being included in the starting lineup – an act that seemed to test his patience.

He openly expressed his discontent in the following statement: “Considering everything I’ve done for the club, this is very painful for me. I’ve been playing here for many years and know the team environment very well.

If [Jamie] Carragher criticizes me again tomorrow, that’s nothing new. Since my arrival in the Premier League, I’ve scored more goals than anyone from my generation.

In terms of goals and assists, I don’t think anyone has surpassed me. If I were elsewhere, I’d be defended.

Sorry, this might sound silly, but let me give an example. Once, [Harry] Kane went ten games without scoring a goal.

But in the press, people were saying, ‘It’s okay, he’ll start scoring again soon.’ In my case, everyone says, ‘He should sit on the bench.’

Sorry, Harry,” said Salah in an interview with journalist Paul Joyce. During the conversation, the Egyptian forward also highlighted that the club had not fulfilled the promises made to him.

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