Slott turns the page on his argument with Salah and asserts: “There is no problem that needs a solution.”

It’s production Pages He came on as a substitute in the 26th minute after Jomez was injured, the goal of the Frenchman Hugo Equitiki, who made the first goal.

PEALH TRIED Liamol By “leaving” He sat on the bench in the 3-3 against Ledes United last week, which is the third match in a row that he did not start.

He also said that he does not have a relationship with the Liverpool Coach when speaking to the media after the match.

A leader has not been sent Egyptian society From the mid-week trip to Milan to face the Champions League champions, which Liverpool won 1-0, he focused on the military front.

And it was Salad He said in a press conference on Friday to talk to the player that day, adding, “I have no reason to want to stay.”

After Brighton’s win, Slott said “there is no problem that needs a solution” with Salah, who took the corner from which Ekitiki scored the second goal in the 60th minute.

Sloat added, “For me now he’s like any other player. You talk to your players if you’re happy or unhappy about things, but I don’t have a match.”

Slot confirmed that salah was not excluded from the debate Milan Because of what he said, adding that “each theory makes different decisions… But he was not in the Milan team and I spoke to him yesterday.”

The coach explained: “I think I usually don’t say anything about what we’re talking about, and I don’t do the first job anymore, but I’ll include him. Today, he included me.”

Salah, 33, who set a new record for two years with liver failure in April, will step down to take part in… Africa Cup of Africans.

His loss affects the progress of the national team in Egypt in the tournament held in Morocco, which ends on January 18.

It was his name that was associated with migration Saudi LeagueHe invited his family to Brighton meetings in the middle of his future.

Slott laughed when asked if it was Salah’s last match with the club, and said:

Slomet continued, saying:

When reporters arrived at SASH for comment shortly after the match was announced, he swallowed hard before he could say: “Oh, my God, two weeks in a row? No.”