Klopp on Salah’s comments on the emblem: we have a system

Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp responded to his player, Mohamed Salah, after expressing his sadness at not winning the captaincy during the Danish Mitteland game in the group stage matches of the Champions League competition.

Klopp said in a statement released by the British newspaper “The Guardian”: “For me, it can be a challenge to train and manage players at the level of Mohamed Salah, but footballers must have a lot of confidence so that they can give their best. .

He continued: “I was wrong when I decided to use Trent Alexander-Arnold as captain in the Metieland match.”

Klopp added: “I’ve been a leader for a long time in my career, and I’ve always thought about what job it is because there aren’t a lot of benefits and there’s a lot of work.”

He continued: “I didn’t feel the importance of the captain before the game, I didn’t realize how important this was to the players, and I didn’t realize the importance of Trent’s story about his obtaining the captaincy.”

Klopp revealed: “The rule here in Liverpool is that the ATV Jordan Henderson, James Milner, Virgil Van Dyck and Jenny Vinaldom are the ones who have the right to get the captaincy, and if not everyone can play, the player is usually the oldest in the club. , is the captain and this is what I saw in Arnold “.

He noted: “He talked to Salah about this, then I realized that it was not working well, so I explained that, it is clear that I was disappointed, but I did not do it on purpose, and if I made a mistake, it means that it was not the Captain I originated in this match.

Jurgen Klopp had also made his views on Salah’s future with Liverpool clear, saying: “No one can force him to stay.” (See details)

This came after Salah revealed his opinion on his future with Liverpool, as the owner of the number 11 jersey opened the door to the exit of the two Spanish football clubs, be it Real Madrid or Barcelona.

Salah moved to Liverpool from the Italian capital Rome in the summer of 2017, where the deal was estimated at € 40 million, in addition to the € 8 million paid as extras.

It is worth noting that Salah has achieved four titles with Liverpool so far, which are: (English League – European Champions League – European Club Super Cup).