Mohamed Salah had issues with two Liverpool team-mates including star bought by Arne Slot

Mohamed Salah had issues with two Liverpool team-mates including star bought by Arne SlotMohamed Salah has spoken on two of his Liverpool team-mates in the past, for different reasonsCommentsSportChris Burns Senior Sports Writer04:30, 04 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesMohamed Salah is set to leave Liverpool in the summer(Image: Dan Istitene, Getty Images)Outgoing Liverpool icon Mohamed Salah has not been afraid to really tell it like it is when it comes to his team-mates over the years. In fact, the Reds hero has openly discussed sharing the pitch with ex-Reds winger Sadio Mane and new signing, Hugo Ekitike, for very different reasons.‌Salah shocked the football world last week when he announced that he would be leaving Liverpool in the summer after nine years at the club. The Egyptian is third on the Reds' all-time top scorers list and was the star on whom much of the club's recent success hinged.‌A lot of that success was achieved through Salah's deadly frontline partnership with Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino under Jurgen Klopp. While the Premier League and Champions League-winning trio were a huge hit on the pitch, there were often questions over the relationship between Salah and Senegal star Mane.‌Salah has admitted that a “tension” existed between the two, with the pair once famously clashing away to Burnley after Salah failed to pass to Mane. They have also battled while on duty at the Africa Cup of Nations.Speaking to French outlet L’Equipe, Salah conceded that he and Mane were not friends. “Yes, there was tension with Sadio,” Salah said, adding: “Mind you, we were professional until the end, I don’t think it affected the team.READ MORE: Liverpool already have two transfer signings sealed for Arne Slot ahead of busy summer windowREAD MORE: Jurgen Klopp reveals two reasons he didn't want to come back to Liverpool“It’s human to want more, I understand that, he’s a competitor. Off the pitch, we weren’t very close, but we always respected each other.”...