Salah’s omission from Inter game is a consequence of his actions, says Becker
iverpool forward Mohamed Salah’s omission from Tuesday’s Champions League game at Inter Milan is a consequence of his reaction to being left out of the side, teammate Alisson Becker said on Monday. Salah, 33, was not included in the 19-man squad for the Inter clash after he said in a hard-hitting interview following Saturday’s match with Leeds United that he had been “thrown under the bus” by the club.
“Salah not being available is just a consequence of what he did and he is smart enough to know that. I didn’t speak to Mo about that,” the Brazilian goalkeeper told reporters.
We share good moments, happy moments so that creates a bond. We will have a conversation, but that is personal.” Salah, who has scored 250 goals, won two Premier League titles and a Champions League in eight years with Liverpool, was left on the bench in last month’s 2-0 win at West Ham United. He came on in the 1-1 home draw with Sunderland but was again an unused substitute at Leeds.
