Liverpool star reveals how Salah apologised to the squad

Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones has revealed that Mohamed Salah apologised to the Liverpool squad following his controversial rant in which he accused the club of throwing him under the bus after he was left on the bench for three consecutive matches. 

During a recent interview, the England international midfielder was asked how the squad reacted to Salah's rant and if the Egyptian had apologised. 

He revealed that the former Roma man apologised to the squad, even sharing some of the wording from Salah’s apology. 

“Mo Salah apologised to us and was like… If I've affected anybody or made you feel any sort of way, I apologise,” Jones shared, per Fabrizio Romano. 

“That's the man that he is. He was the exact same Mo; he had a big smile on his face, and everybody was exactly the same with him.”

As Pulse Sports reported, Liverpool have been putting out fires for the past two weeks after Salah's explosive rant following the 3–3 draw at Leeds—the third consecutive match in which he was kept on the bench. 

The Egypt international voiced his frustration, revealing that his relationship with the head coach, Arne Slot, was non-existent. He also cast doubt over his future at the club, suggesting that he could leave during the January transfer window. 

Salah was left out of the next game after the rant as punishment, the Champions League clash against Inter. However, he was reinstated for the Premier League game against Brighton, in which he came off the bench to register an assist. 

He is currently with Egypt for the African Cup of Nations, and it remains to be seen whether he will return a Liverpool player, as the January transfer window kicks off in days.