Jamie Carragher urges Liverpool fans not to take sides in Mohamed Salah and Jurgen Klopp row
Jamie Carragher has told Liverpool fans to leave Mohamed Salah and Jurgen Klopp to “sort them out” and “enjoy their final weeks together”.
He Liverpool The icons epitomized what has been a difficult period for the Reds, with the pair arguing on the touchline as Salah prepared to come on. 2-2 draw for the reds at West Ham on Saturday.
Salah added that his comments in the mixed zone after the match sparked further concern among Liverpool fans, telling the media:If I speak, there will be fire'.
But despite the incidents sparking debate among Liverpool fans, Carragher, who earned his legendary status during his 25 years at Anfield, has told fans not to take sides.
The morning after the match, Carragher told X: “MO Salah & Jurgen Klopp Both are @LFC legends.
“We don't need to take sides! Salah is frustrated and angry with Jurgen because he is not playing and at that moment he did not want to fully embrace the boss, Jurgen understandably made an exception.
“MO was stupid with his comment in the mixed zone, but let's let them figure it out and enjoy the last few weeks together.
“They have been a great help to each other in everything that has been achieved at the club!”
Liverpool's 2-0 defeat against Merseyside rivals Everton midweek marked a major setback in the Premier League title race with Arsenal and city of manchester.
Carragher also said Salah had “got lost” in his analysis after the crash at Goodison Park.
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The Egyptian had failed to score in his last three league games, a streak that has now extended to four games.
It marks a rare dip in form for Liverpool's superstar winger, whose contract expires next summer.
Salah has been key to Klopp's success as a Liverpool player, scoring 210 goals in 346 games since arriving from Roma in 2017.
Together they have won a Premier League, a Champions League, an FA Cup and two League Cups.
They now have just three games left before Klopp bids farewell after his nine-year reign.
The Reds have played 35 games, one more than leaders Arsenal and two more than second-place City. Despite this, their two rivals for the title have higher scores by two points and one point respectively.
