Arne Slot Criticised Over Mo Salah ‘Mistake’ After Egypt Footage Goes Viral

Liverpool fans have called out Arne Slot after seeing what Mohamed Salah did for Egypt during the international break.

During the 24/25 season, Salah was a class above the rest as he netted 29 goals and assisted a further 19 to help Liverpool win the Premier League title.

However, since the start of the 25/26 campaign, Salah's performances have dropped considerably, having only registered two goals and two assists.

Liverpool endured a torrid week as they fell to three consecutive defeats, against Crystal Palace, Galatasaray and Chelsea.

With the international break now underway, Salah was in action on Wednesday as Egypt took on Djibouti in a World Cup qualifier.

Salah netted twice and Ibrahim Adel was also on the scoresheet as Egypt came away 3-0 winners, sealing their place in next year's tournament in North America.

The Liverpool man made it 2-0 to Egypt after being played through on goal, and fans were quick to point out Salah's position.

As shown in a clip that was posted on social media, Salah was slightly more central than the usual wide right position he has been playing in for the Reds.

Reacting to the goal, Liverpool supporters urged Slot to take immediate action.

One fan said: "Slot actually has Salah on the touchline instead of these positions smh, fix up asap needed man."

Another tweeted: "Frimpong needs to start week in week out to hold the width and allow Salah to play on the inside, rather than hugging the byline for 70 minutes a game."

A third fan added: "Lowk feel like Salah and Wirtz should be playing relatively narrow behind Ekitike/Isak. Let Kerkez and Frimpong hold width."

However, someone else wrote: "Bro what are u talking abt? Salah even last season used to be on the touch line and drift in lol, plus he had like 3 chances against Chelsea."

A fifth commented: "He had an all timer last season whilst hugging the touchline."

Another fan said: "Where was he when he missed all his chances this season? In the middle!"

After the international break, Liverpool will welcome fierce rivals Manchester United to Anfield in the Premier League.