A video surfaced showing Mohamed Salah and Jurgen Klopp engaged in a heated exchange, with Darwin Nunez stepping in to separate them. This incident has sparked criticism, labeling Salah as disrespectful and reflecting poorly on Liverpool.

Jurgen Klopp clarified that any potential issues with Mohamed Salah were promptly addressed after the pair engaged in a conversation in the dressing room subsequent to Liverpool’s draw with West Ham.

During the game, Salah seemed to have a disagreement with Klopp on the sidelines amid the jubilation for Michail Antonio’s goal at the London Stadium.

Salah, who was preparing to come on as a substitute alongside Darwin Nunez and Joe Gomez, appeared dissatisfied with a directive from Klopp before Nunez stepped in to defuse the situation.

Following the conclusion of the match, Salah was observed walking briskly down the tunnel. Klopp discussed the incident in an interview with TNT Sport, confirming that they had already dealt with it in the dressing room and considered the matter resolved.

When questioned about the incident during the post-match press conference, Klopp reiterated that they had handled it internally and regarded it as closed.

Despite once again conceding the opening goal, Liverpool managed to level the scoreline through Andy Robertson before a goalkeeper Alphonse Areola own goal propelled them into the lead.

Nevertheless, Antonio’s header secured a point for West Ham, leaving Liverpool trailing Arsenal by two points in the standings.