Mohamed Salah stirred speculation following Liverpool's 2-2 draw against West Ham, refusing to divulge details of a touchline altercation with manager Jurgen Klopp. The Reds, reeling from a midweek derby defeat, saw Salah benched in an attempt to rejuvenate the team's form.

Despite rallying from conceding an opener to take a 2-1 lead, Liverpool's hopes were dashed when Michail Antonio netted an equalizer in the 77th minute. Salah, poised to enter the pitch before the goal, engaged in a heated exchange with Klopp, seemingly displaying frustration towards his manager. The incident culminated in fellow substitute Darwin Nunez intervening to defuse tensions.

While Klopp downplayed the incident, asserting it was addressed in the dressing room, Salah's cryptic response hinted at underlying tensions. Refusing to elaborate further, Salah ominously remarked, "There's going to be a fire today if I speak."

Amidst Salah's recent dip in form, with just one goal in his last six matches, speculation mounts regarding his future at Anfield. Reports suggest interest from Saudi clubs, fueling rumors of a potential departure at the end of the season. As Klopp nears the conclusion of his tenure at Anfield, the saga surrounding Salah adds another layer of intrigue to Liverpool's season.