Will Mohamed Salah play in Liverpool vs Manchester United Premier League clash? Manager Arne Slot gives major update on the icon’s injury

Liverpool FC manager Arne Slot has confirmed that star forward Mohamed Salah will miss the crucial Premier League clash against Manchester United this weekend on Sunday. The two rivals are set to meet at Old Trafford, with both sides pushing hard for a top-four finish and qualification for the

UEFA Champions League

next season.Salah picked up a minor injury during Liverpool’s recent win over Crystal Palace. Although early concerns suggested he might miss the rest of the season, the club later confirmed he would return before the campaign ends. However, Slot admitted the upcoming high-voltage fixture has come too soon for the Egyptian forward, even though his recovery is progressing well.

Mohamed Salah ruled out of Liverpool vs Manchester United clash

Arne Slot told the reporters that Mohamed Salah’s injury is not serious but requires careful management.

He shared that the Egyptian forward is known for his strong work ethic and usually recovers quicker than most players. Still, the manager made it clear that Liverpool will not rush him back for such an important match.

Slot indicated that while Salah is close to returning, the team is prioritizing his fitness for the final stretch of the season. He suggested that the forward should be ready to feature in the remaining matches and emphasized that his presence will be crucial as Liverpool aim for a strong finish.

The manager also hinted that Salah could still get a proper farewell at Anfield before his expected departure at the end of the season.Speaking about Salah’s importance in the squad, Slot expressed relief that the injury was only minor and added that the player deserves a memorable send-off from the fans for his contributions to the club.Meanwhile, Slot also provided an important update on goalkeeper Alisson Becker, who has been sidelined with a muscular problem. He revealed that Alisson has not yet returned to full training but is close to doing so. The manager said the final decision on his availability will depend on medical advice, as the club does not want to take unnecessary risks.Liverpool’s final home game of the season against Brentford FC on May 24 is expected to be an emotional occasion, especially if Salah makes his return and bids farewell to the supporters.