Mohamed Salah — arguably the heartbeat of Liverpool’s attack for more than a decade — is shaking up the club with a statement that’s sending shockwaves through Anfield. After the Reds’ 3–3 draw at Leeds United, Salah didn’t hold back. In a bombshell interview he said he feels the club “threw me under the bus,” hinting that the relationship with the hierarchy and coaching staff has broken down.

Better yet — or worse, depending on how you see it — he suggested next Saturday’s clash with Brighton could be his last game for Liverpool. That alone is enough to make every Reds fan sit up and wonder: is a legend leaving Anfield for good?

Legacy on the line: Salah isn’t just another forward — he’s one of Liverpool’s most iconic players in modern history. If this really is goodbye, it wouldn’t just be a transfer; it would mark the end of an era.

Changing the guard at Anfield: This sort of drama puts pressure on the club’s decision-makers. What message does it send to other players, current and future, if a club legend ends up feeling betrayed?

On-field consequences: With Salah in doubt, Liverpool’s attack loses a proven game-changer. Who steps up if the Reds don’t sort this mess out — and fast?

Emotional farewell match: If Brighton is indeed Salah’s last game, expect fireworks at Anfield — from chants to tributes. A fitting goodbye (or a chaotic send-off).

Potential transfer saga: Whether he leaves this winter or next summer, a player like Salah won’t go quietly. Big clubs — domestically or abroad — could come calling.

A crossroads for Liverpool: The club must now decide — rebuild around a new core, or attempt to salvage a fractured legend-club relationship.Comment on this post

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