Liverpool have made a wonderful start to the new Premier League season winning each of their five opening games. But the new campaign has not been going well for Mo Salah.
Salah was the dubbed as the next Lionel Messi after his path-breaking performance last season with many claiming that the English fans were seeing a player who would rule the world of football for the coming decade.
But come to this campaign all that talk has faded away and many are now calling the Egyptian a one season wonder.
Mo Salah has failed to make any sort of significant impact during the first couple of weeks as his teammate Sadio Mane has taken centre stage.
And the forward was especially bad in midweek when he gave away the ball which led to the PSG equaliser only for Roberto Firmino to rescue the win deep into injury time.
But even that goal from Firmino was tangled up in controversies as the cameras caught Mo Salah slamming a bottle onto the ground right after Firmino scored the goal.
Why is Mo Salah angry for the winning goal? Smh pic.twitter.com/LzsfASBMNt
— Lennox Bacela (@lennoxbacela) September 18, 2018
This footage was immediately the talk of the town as many claimed Mo Salah was not happy with being substituted and was throwing tantrums like any other big name player.
This fire was further fueled by reports that the forward was not seen celebrating with the team on the pitch after the victory.
Now though reports have emerged which claim what Mo Salah did inside the dressing room.
Firstly Mo Salah did not celebrate on the pitch because he was selected for drugs testing which meant he had to follow some protocols.
But once the testing was done, the forward returned back to the join the celebrations and was one of the loudest voices inside the dressing rooms.
Onlookers claim that Salah showed no signs of discontent or anger and was busy celebrating the 3-2 victory over PSG.
Now the only thing left for Mo Salah to do right now is to get back his peak form on the pitch and silence his critics.
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