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Mohamed Salah will get his big Liverpool farewell today - with manager Arne Slot allowing him to start despite the departing 'Egyptian King' dropping a 'grenade' on the dressing room with his remarks last week. Salah starts for Liverpool against Brentford at Anfield‚ seven days after he called for the club to return to Jurgen Klopp's 'heavy metal football' in a dig at Slot on social media. That post was liked by a number of Reds team-mates and Wayne Rooney led calls for Salah to be banned from his final game as a result. But Slot‚ who is under pressure from Liverpool fans after a difficult second season‚ appears to have taken the high road by selecting Salah and granting him an emotional farewell today.
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Mohamed Salah has told Liverpool boss Arne Slot and his team-mates 'you better win next year' ahead of his final appearance for the club on Sunday. Salah is set to bring the curtain down on an illustrious‚ record-breaking nine-year spell at Anfield‚ where he became the club's third-highest goalscorer of all time with 255. The Egyptian star and Andy Robertson will bow out after Liverpool's home match against Brentford at Anfield.
Mohamed Salah takes his final Anfield bow on Sunday‚ departing as one of the Premier League's all-time greats. Here‚ those who have been part of his journey talk about the man and the player.
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score‚ team news and updates as Liverpool host Chelsea at Anfield in the Premier League‚ with Lewis Steele and Kieran Gill reporting from the ground.
Red vs Blue. North vs South. It's a footballing staple as old as time. But as Chelsea face off against Liverpool at Anfield at lunchtime on Saturday‚ both teams have flattered to deceive this season. Arne Slot's side‚ sitting fourth‚ will look to consolidate their Champions League credentials‚ whereas Chelsea - under interim boss Calum McFarlane - will hope they can revive their dwindling hopes of Europe. The Blues find themselves ninth after a 3-1 defeat at home by Nottingham Forest condemned them to their sixth consecutive league loss. So what better way to commemorate the battle of the underachievers than a combined XI? Stats gurus over at SofaScore give the lowdown on two teams steeped in mediocrity - with Chelsea winning the player count by seven players to four in a 3-2-4-1 formation...
IAN LADYMAN AT OLD TRAFFORD: Maybe it was actually sweeter for Manchester United to win this way. To give their great rivals some hope and then snatch it away from them again. Michael Carrick and his United team are back in the Champions League and this was quite some way to do it. Fifteen minutes in and United were two goals up and rampant. Liverpool scored seven at Anfield against Erik ten Hag's version of United back in 2023 and‚ after those early goals from Matheus Cunha and then Benjamin Sesko‚ Carrick's players must have sniffed some kind of ultimate payback.
LEWIS STEELE: The Egyptian legend will depart the Reds at the end of this season after nine glorious years that have seen him break multiple records and win every trophy available - plus a list of individual gongs. And with fellow Anfield great Steven Gerrard in a touching TNT Sport interview‚ Salah has opened up on his body‚ leaving Liverpool and when he may return from a minor hamstring injury. Gerrard went to Salah's house in January and gave him advice to leave the club on his own terms‚ which the forward has now done having struck an agreement to depart on a free transfer.
SO SALAH CAN WAIT: Injury timeline emerges for Liverpool icon after hamstring issue in Crystal Palace win as Anfield farewell hangs in the balance
RIATH AL-SAMMARAI: Where one drama ends another begins. For Liverpool‚ the consolation to a poor season will almost certainly come in the form of Champions League qualification after a ropey win against Crystal Palace‚ but it remains to be seen if Mohamed Salah will be fit to see it through. His removal shortly before the hour mark with what appeared to be a hamstring injury will inevitably stir fears of an anti-climactic end to one of the most sterling club shifts the Premier League has known. As he left the field‚ he waved to all four corners of Anfield in one of those gestures that will only enhance the anxiety around his forthcoming scans. From there‚ he departed straight down the tunnel‚ with the mood eventually lifted by a 3-1 win that strengthened recent momentum for Arne Slot's side.
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IAN LADYMAN AT HILL DICKINSON STADIUM: At full-time‚ in the corner of this fabulous stadium still bathed in sunshine‚ it was Mo Salah and Andrew Robertson who were pushed to the front of the celebrating Liverpool supporters to take their own piece of the glory. A final Merseyside derby for two players who will leave Anfield this summer and a reminder‚ as if it were needed‚ of just how much this game means.
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