Seven days earlier, Liverpool’s talisman had threatened to dismantle his illustrious history on Merseyside with a public tirade against the club and his manager. Slot dropped Salah for Tuesday’s trip to Milan before bringing him back into the fold following a heart-to-heart on Friday.

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Liverpool’s season has been defined by narrow margins, fluctuating momentum and an ever-shifting injury picture. As Brighton & Hove Albion prepare to arrive at Anfield for a 3pm GMT kick-off, Arne Slot faces another decision shaped by fitness rather than form, with Alexander Isak emerging as a late doubt following midweek action in Europe.

There’s also been off the field drama involving Mohamed Salah, with the Egyptian’s future up in the air after a spectacular rant saw the 33-year-old allege that he’s been “thrown under the bus” for the club’s failings, adding that his relationship with Slot is non-existent.

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Now, Ornstein has insisted that the Reds hierarchy are “100% behind Slot”, while they “want” Salah to see out his contract until 2027. “Liverpool are 100% behind him [Arne Slot],” Ornstein told NBC Sports.

The Liverpool owners ‘retain complete faith’ in Arne Slot despite another poor result and Mohamed Salah’s outburst at the club, F365 reports