‎Mohamed Salah Future in Doubt as Body Language Expert Predicts Liverpool Exit After Arne Slot Fallout

A fresh wave of uncertainty surrounds Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool future after a body language expert suggested the forward has already “made up his mind” amid growing tension with head coach Arne Slot. The reaction follows the club’s 3-3 draw against Leeds, where Salah criticized his treatment after starting on the bench for a third consecutive match.

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‎Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool future faces new uncertainty as a body language expert claims he has already decided to leave following tension with Arne Slot.

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‎Liverpool’s draw at Elland Road came after Ao Tanaka’s late equalizer, leaving the Reds with only four wins from their last 15 competitive fixtures. The post-match focus turned sharply to Salah, who claimed he had been “thrown under a bus,” raising doubts over his long-term position at Anfield.

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‎Salah’s upcoming fixture against Brighton is scheduled to be his final match before joining Egypt’s national team for the Africa Cup of Nations. The tournament could keep him out of six Liverpool matches if Egypt progress deep into the competition.

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‎The Brighton match has been highlighted as a potential final Liverpool appearance by a body language specialist who believes the forward’s posture and expressions show he has already formed a decision regarding his future. The claims add further spotlight to the tension between player and club.

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‎Body language expert Darren Stanton, speaking with OLBG, stated that Salah’s expressions show clear frustration, saying the forward appears sincere in feeling he has been blamed for the team’s struggles. Stanton described signs of anxiety, including lip movements, and said Salah’s smiles seemed forced, suggesting an attempt to conceal deeper emotion.

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‎Stanton added that Salah’s gestures and tone indicate he may be preparing for a departure. The expert said the forward appears to believe the team, manager, and overall situation no longer align with his expectations after years of success at Liverpool.

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‎Reports have linked Salah with a possible January move to Galatasaray, with the Turkish club willing to offer the 33-year-old a £15 million-per-season deal. The speculation emerges only months after Salah signed a new contract following a season where he played a key role in Liverpool’s Premier League title triumph under Slot.

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‎Salah has registered four goals and two assists during Liverpool’s ongoing struggles in their current title defence. The 3-3 draw at Leeds left Liverpool eighth in the Premier League table and 10 points behind leaders Arsenal. Manchester City moved closer to the top after a 3-0 win against Sunderland, increasing competition at the upper end of the table.