If Salah stops to speak to the media, it is usually for a good reason.
After a 3-2 win at Southampton in November 2024, Salah dropped the bombshell that he was “probably more out than in” with regards to his Anfield future.
The Egypt international had moved into the final year of his Liverpool contract and at that stage, looked unlikely to sign a new deal despite a desire to stay put.
There had also been speculation about a potential move to the Saudi Pro League and Salah felt the need to set the record straight.
Salah’s comments ramped up the pressure on the Liverpool hierarchy as his goals propelled the club towards the Premier League title.
According to Opta, Salah’s goals and assists had been worth 17 points to Liverpool at that point – the most of any player in the division.
What happened next: It took another five months, but Salah did eventually sign a new two-year deal in April.
He has not been able to live up to his previous hot form, with five goals and three assists across 18 appearances this season.
The fans were clearly going to be on his side last term, that unequivocal support might not be there this time.