Liverpool fans are convinced Mo Salah aimed a brutal dig at Trent Alexander-Arnold after Leicester win

Liverpool fans are adamant that Mohamed Salah aimed a dig at Trent Alexander-Arnold after the Reds' win over Leicester City.

Heading into the latest round of fixtures, Liverpool knew two more wins would secure the Premier League title.

On Sunday afternoon, Arne Slot's men travelled to the King Power Stadium to take on Leicester, who were on the brink of relegation.

Despite being the overwhelming favourites, Liverpool struggled to take their chances before second-half substitute Alexander-Arnold scored the winner in the 76th minute to seal a 1-0 win.

After the match, Reds fans were convinced that Salah aimed a brutal dig at Alexander-Arnold due to his social media activity.

Over the course of the season, Salah has often posted a selfie with the goal scorers of the match.

However, after the win over Leicester, there was no selfie, but only a picture of Salah from the match.

Reacting on social media, one fan said: "Bro didn’t post a selfie with Trent."

Another tweeted: "Didn’t want to take a winning selfie with Trent."

A third fan added: "Yes King. Don't take selfies with those who betray."

Someone else wrote: "No post with Trent what a bloke."

A fifth commented: "The goalscorers selfie was parked! My Vice Captain next season! Club legend."

Immediately after the final whistle, Alexander-Arnold was asked about his future as his contract is set to expire at the end of the season and he has been heavily linked with a move to Real Madrid.

In response, Alexander-Arnold said: "We are so close now. It was an important game for me coming back from injury, I've been working hard to get fit.

"I was happy to contribute with the goal - it was a big one."

The 26-year-old added: "I've said all season I'm not going to speak on my situation. I'm not going to go into details. But days like these are always special.

"Scoring goals, winning games and being close to winning titles are special moments that will live with me forever. I'm glad to be part of it."

Liverpool's win at Leicester confirmed the Foxes' relegation and it also means that a victory against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday would seal the Reds' title.