Liverpool’s dressing room has grown tense after another bitter defeat — this time, a 2–1 loss to Manchester United at Anfield.

Arne Slot, still in the early chapters of his Liverpool story, now faces one of his most delicate dilemmas yet: what to do about Mohamed Salah.

Reports suggest that a colossal offer is set to arrive for the Egyptian forward, whose recent dip in form has stirred debate across Merseyside.

Once untouchable, Salah is now under a different kind of spotlight — one that questions not his legacy, but his future.

The 33-year-old endured a frustrating afternoon against United, extending a run of performances that have fallen short of his once electrifying standards.

With just three goals and three assists in 11 matches this season, his influence on the pitch seems to be waning — a stark contrast to last season’s brilliance, when he delivered 47 goal contributions across all competitions.

Liverpool’s Patience with Salah Wears Thin Amid Rumours of a Stunning Offer

Liverpool had fought hard to keep Salah only months ago, offering a lucrative two-year extension amid tempting bids from Saudi Arabia — one of which reportedly promised him £500 million in wages.

Now, as Saudi clubs circle again with renewed offers, the timing feels different. The player has aged, the team is evolving, and Slot is tasked with shaping a new era.

Behind closed doors, Liverpool’s leadership must weigh sentiment against strategy.

Selling Salah could finance a generational rebuild — perhaps even fund a marquee signing such as Bayern Munich’s Michael Olise, a name increasingly linked with the Reds.

And yet, letting go of a legend is never just business.

For many fans, Salah remains Liverpool’s beating heart — the man who brought Anfield to life time and again since 2017, rewriting records and inspiring a generation.

Slot’s next move, then, is not simply tactical. It’s symbolic.

Whether Salah stays or goes, it will mark the beginning of something new — and perhaps, the quiet end of an extraordinary era.