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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp spoke about the anger of his team’s star, Sadio Mane, after replacing his colleague Mohamed Salah in the Reds and Crystal Palace match, for matchday 14 of the English Premier League.
Klopp decided to replace Senegalese Mane with Egyptian Salah in the 57th minute, when the result was Liverpool’s 4-0 lead.
Mane’s face seemed growled and dissatisfied with the decision to replace him, it took him longer than usual to leave the green rectangle and complete a few words.
Mane also exchanged greetings with his substitute Salah in the exchange area very coolly.
“Everything is fine with Mane, he was not angry about Salah’s participation in his place,” Klopp said after the game, which ended with his team winning seven goals.
“Mane was not happy and looked at the clock, and it may be for the free kick, but I do not know exactly, but he did not wait on the field until he played the free kick,” added the German coach in a statement to the network “BT Sport”.
He continued: “I think you can’t play football if you are always like a soldier and do what your captain dictates. They do what I say, but in the end they are human beings and have reactions.”
Notably, Salah shone remarkably after entering the place of Mane, scoring the sixth and seventh goals.
Source: goal.com
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