Journalist Fabrice Hawkins revealed that Egyptian star Mohamed Salah will not be included in Liverpool's squad traveling to Italy to prepare for tomorrow's Tuesday match against Inter Milan, as part of the sixth round of the group stage in the UEFA Champions League.

According to what Hawkins announced on his official account on the "X" platform, the decision to exclude him was made by mutual agreement between the club's board of directors and coach Arne Slot.

This decision comes after the controversial statements made by Salah following the recent Leeds match in the English Premier League, in which he did not participate, having also been on the bench in the previous two matches.

The Egyptian star expressed his frustration with his current situation, stating that he does not understand why his role within the team has diminished.

Salah's statements sparked widespread controversy after he revealed that his relationship with coach Klopp had completely broken down, pointing out that there are people within the club who "do not want him." The player also emphasized in his remarks that he deserves greater respect given his history and what he has contributed to the team over the past years.

These developments open the door to many questions about the player's future with Liverpool and the likelihood of his departure in the upcoming transfer window.