Watch: Mohamed Salah Responds To Rumours Of Rift With Sadio Mane With Hilarious Video
Mohamed Salah brushed aside his supposed falling out with Liverpool teammate Sadio Mane by posting a brilliant video.
- Posted by Santosh Rao
- Updated: September 14, 2019 11:08 AM IST
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Mohamed Salah played down rumours of rift with Sadio Mane
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Mohamed Salah posted a video of him and Mane mocked up as children
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Sadio Mane launched into a furious rant after being substituted in a game
Sadio Mane launched into a furious rant after being substituted during Liverpool's 3-0 win over Burnley in the Premier League on August 31. Rumours in the media and on various social media platforms were rife that the Senegal winger was apparently annoyed by Mohamed Salah's failure to pass to him moments earlier. Mane brushed past Reds boss Jurgen Klopp and had to be consoled by team-mates Jordan Henderson, James Milner and Roberto Firmino on the bench. However, on Friday, Mohamed Salah took to Twitter to respond to the rumours of rift with his Liverpool teammate.
Salah tweeted a video in which he superimposed his and Mane's face on two kids hugging on the streets.
— Mohamed Salah (@MoSalah) September 13, 2019
After the match against Burnley, manager Jurgen Klopp claimed everything had been smoothed over after the latest incident of Salah opting to shoot instead of passing to a better-placed colleague.
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson, however, said he was pleased to see the rant from the usually mild-mannered Mane because it underlined the passion in the Liverpool team.
"I've seen it now and again (from him). Sadio is fine, he's a great lad," Jordan Henderson said.
"That's just us pushing each other all the time. I think that's important. We all want to do better, we all want to improve, but we're really close and I think we can deal with that.
"I'm not sure (what set him off) to be honest. I couldn't really understand at first but then when he came in, he was laughing and joking.
"The most important thing was we got the result, Sadio knows that. He performed really well again."
"We want to push each other. We want to improve all the time, I quite like that now and again. I think we need it."
(With AFP inputs)