Liverpool head coach Arne Slot said his decision to not start Mohamed Salah for Tuesday’s Champions League tie against Galatasaray was due to squad rotation. Salah, 33, was named on the bench for the league phase fixture in Istanbul, with Jeremie Frimpong starting on the right wing.

Liverpool have hit a slump in form as of late, losing three consecutive games across the Premier League and Champions League, and Paul Scholes has picked out a problem that he sees in talisman Mohamed Salah.

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Liverpool manager Arne Slot cited squad rotation as the reason behind Mohamed Salah’s shock omission for Tuesday’s Champions League clash with Galatasaray.

Wayne Rooney's offered his view on Mohamed Salah’s surprising drop in form this season as the Liverpool forward continues to struggle for consistency under Arne Slot. Salah's found the net only three times this season (against Bournemouth, Atletico Madrid and Burnley) and has now gone 4 consecutive games without scoring.

Manchester United icon Paul Scholes has joined the critics dissecting Mohamed Salah's performances for Liverpool after their downturn in form and labelled Arne Slot 'tetchy'