Arne Slot is not very popular with Mohamed Salah right now. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)
Liverpool are up against Crystal Palace in the Premier League today, and they are 2-0 up thanks to goals from Alexander Isak and Andrew Robertson.
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has had an eventful game, and he played his part in the opening of the game. He also came close to earning his team a penalty, but VAR eventually overturned the referee’s call.
Mohamed Salah has picked up a knock
Salah has now been taken off with an injury, and the Egyptian went off clutching his hamstring.
Salah has already confirmed that this is his final season with Liverpool, and the fans will certainly hope that he has not played his last game for the club.
Please tell me that’s not Mo Salah’s last Liverpool game 💔
Praying nothing serious 🤞🙏 pic.twitter.com/SN4cfpeUKu
— Slotoholic (@Slotoholic) April 25, 2026
It remains to be seen whether the Egyptian can return to action in the season’s remaining matches.
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Liverpool will hope Salah can return
Liverpool is still fighting for Champions League qualification, and they need their best players firing on all cylinders. Salah could be a very important option for them in the final third in the remaining matches.
In addition, the Egyptian will hope to end the season with Liverpool on a high and will look to score goals and create opportunities in the remaining games.
The true extent of the damage is yet to be determined, and it remains to be seen how the situation unfolds. If he misses the remaining match of the season due to a hamstring injury, it would be a hugely disappointing end to a remarkable Liverpool career for the player.
Liverpool fans will hope he can return quickly so that they can give him the farewell he deserves.
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