Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp has said that his conflict with striker Mohamed Salah has been finally settled.
Recall that Klopp and Salah quarreled at the edge when Mohamed was preparing to come on as a substitute at the end of the match against West Ham last Saturday (2-2).
After the final whistle, Salah said that “there will be fire” if he speaks out, but Klopp spoke with his ward and now calls for putting this story behind him.
“There is no problem. Everything is absolutely fine with us. There’s nothing to talk about.”
“I think we have the right to deal with such things completely regardless of any external expectations.”
“I’m not sure how we would have handled this if we hadn’t known each other for so long, but we’ve known each other for so long and respect each other so much that it’s not a problem.”
“Ideally, we should win matches and score a lot of goals, and everyone should be at their best, and then this situation probably wouldn’t have arisen in principle, because Mo wouldn’t have been on the bench. It all depends on each other,” Klopp was quoted as saying by the BBC.