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GOAL explores whether Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah could really quit the club eight months after signing a new contract

His form wasn’t great. Pundits were starting to get on his back. Fixtures were coming thick and fast for Liverpool. Plus, manager Arne Slot clearly needed to switch things up amid the team’s worst run of results in more than 70 years. And so, Salah was dropped.

Arne Slot has addressed Alexander Isak's lack of goals since his high-profile move from Newcastle United. The Liverpool boss dismissed concerns over the striker's lack of touches but conceded that his team are not getting the best out of the forward, who scored his first league goal against West Ham last weekend.

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk admitted Mohamed Salah's omission from the team for the second successive match should serve as a reminder that no-one's place is guaranteed.

Sunday was the first time the Egyptian attacker had not started a Premier League game since April 2024 and followed a poor run of form.

Mohamed Salah has been left out of Liverpool’s starting lineup for the second straight Premier League match by manager Arne Slot.

Both teams enter this fixture in rather contrasting moods, with Leeds having celebrated a signifiant 3-1 home victory against Chelsea in midweek, a result which ended a four-game losing streak in the league, while also moving the west Yorkshire side three points clear of the relegation zone on the night.

Mohamed Salah, one of world football’s most recognisable forwards, has found himself out of Liverpool’s starting lineup in recent matches under new head coach Arne Slot. As speculation grows about his long term future,