The Egyptian returned to action against Brighton but his future at Anfield remains uncertain as he heads to the Africa Cup of Nations

The Egyptian played a crucial role off the bench at Anfield on Saturday - but his future remains unclear after last weekend's

Liverpool coach Arne Slot says he will have talks with Mohamed Salah imminently after the forward’s explosive outburst last week threw his Anfield future into doubt.

Salah previewed the visit from Brighton as potentially his last ever appearance at Anfield, inviting his family to Merseyside for the occasion. Arne Slot cast doubt over his involvement entirely by dropping him from the squad for Tuesday’s Champions League win over Inter.

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Liverpool made it two wins from two on Saturday thanks to Hugo Ekitike’s second brace in as many Premier League matches. The Frenchman bagged his first just 47 seconds into the match after a poor clearance from Yankuba Minteh fell into his path, and he smashed a finish over the head of a helpless Bart Verbruggen.

Alisson Becker said the Liverpool squad still believe in head coach Arne Slot despite Mohamed Salah saying his relationship with the Dutchman has broken down.

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