Andy Robertson tells CBS Sports studio what Liverpool players think of Jamie Carragher days after Mohamed Salah controversy

Liverpool star Andy Robertson has revealed what the Liverpool squad thinks of Jamie Carragher on the back of his comments on Mohamed Salah.

Last weekend, after Liverpool's 3-2 win over Southampton in the Premier League, Salah spoke about his future, stating he is 'more out than in' having yet to receive a new offer from the club.

Salah was then slammed by Carragher, who labelled him as 'selfish'.

He said: "I must say I am very disappointed with Mo Salah. Liverpool have Real Madrid midweek [in the Champions League] and Man City at the weekend. That's the story right now.

"If he keeps putting comments out, his agent puts out cryptic messages, that is selfish. That is thinking about themselves and not the football club."

On the back of Liverpool's 2-0 win against Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League at Anfield on Wednesday night, full-back Robertson was interviewed by CBS Sports and was quizzed on Carragher's recent comments.

Presenter Kate Scott asked: "We're interested over here because we work with Jamie all the time and we see a lot of the stick he gets on social media after certain statements he may make.

"What do you guys think of him over there in the dressing room? Take us inside the dressing room, what's the thoughts on Jamie Carragher?"

Robertson replied: "He's been getting a bit of stick in the changing room this week that's for sure!" You can watch the exchange below.

"[@Carra23]'s been getting a bit of stick in the dressing room this week, that's for sure."@andrewrobertso5 said it as it is 😂 pic.twitter.com/xMZ342NY4B

— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) November 27, 2024

Speaking prior to the match, Robertson hailed Salah's professionalism.

He said: "Mo, on the pitch, has been phenomenal this season. His numbers speak for themselves. Credit to the three lads, there’s been a lot of noise around them and all they’ve done is focus on football.

"All the players, all the coaches as well, we’re just trying to focus on football. If it affected Mo on the pitch, then maybe we’d have to step in and go, ‘Come on Mo’. But he’s so focused on the next game and tomorrow night [against Real Madrid], so are the other two lads, and real credit goes to them, they’re the ultimate professionals."

Robertson added: "As long as he keeps producing on the pitch, then I’ll be more than happy."

Liverpool are back in Premier League action this weekend when they take on Manchester City at Anfield.