Mohamed Salah played a key role against Brighton. But what happens now after his incendiary comments last week and talks with Slot?

Mohamed Salah ’s Anfield future remains uncertain despite his appearance for Liverpool in their win over Brighton, with the club still dealing with the fallout from the winger’s explosive post-match interview last week.

Mohamed Salah put Liverpool firmly in the firing line by claiming the Reds have thrown him “under the bus,” making his future at Anfield immediately seem untenable. But the club are reported to still want to keep the veteran Egyptian superstar amid a “bewildering” turn of events.

Mohamed Salah has been a shadow his usual self as Liverpool have struggled badly for consistent form this season.

The Liverpool captain has been in contact with Salah but is unsure how things will play out after the Africa Cup of Nations

The 33-year-old is due to join up with Egypt after marking his return to the squad an assist during the 2-0 win over Brighton on Saturday.

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker suggests Mohamed Salah's exclusion is a consequence of his own actions, revealing a split in the squad.

Mohamed Salah is in conflict with Liverpool, and in that context, a Major League Soccer club has reportedly shown interest in signing him.

Alisson Becker said the Liverpool squad still believe in head coach Arne Slot despite Mohamed Salah saying his relationship with the Dutchman has broken down.

Not only has the Saudi Pro League shown interest in Salah, but the MLS has as well. MLS club San Diego FC is reportedly the latest club to look into potentially signing the 33-year-old forward. Tom Bogert from The Athletic reports that San Diego FC is looking to potentially sign Mohamed Salah in the winter transfer window in January.