Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold were observed in an intense training session before Liverpool’s critical Champions League semi-final second leg against PSG at Anfield.
During the pre-game encounter, Salah appeared more light-hearted than his teammate, playfully pushing Alexander-Arnold in the chest with a smile. Ibrahima Konate and Curtis Jones intervened in a playful manner to restrain Salah, with Harvey Elliott joining in as well. Eventually, Konate guided Alexander-Arnold away from the situation.
While Salah seemed to enjoy the moment, Alexander-Arnold appeared visibly irritated as they geared up to face the Ligue 1 leaders alongside other Liverpool players.
Both Salah and Alexander-Arnold are set to become free agents at the end of the season, along with club captain Virgil van Dijk, who seemed unfazed as he passed by the incident.
Under the leadership of Arne Slot, Liverpool is having a remarkable season, holding a commanding 15-point lead in the Premier League over Arsenal after a comeback win against Southampton.
As attention shifts to the Champions League, Slot’s team holds a slim 1-0 advantage over PSG in the ongoing semi-final tie, despite having only two shots compared to PSG’s 27 in the first leg. Harvey Elliott’s goal secured the crucial first-leg win.
Looking ahead, Slot remains cautious, acknowledging the tough road to the final and the competitive nature of the tournament. He highlighted the significance of upcoming matches against potential opponents like Villa/Brugge, Arsenal, and the Madrid teams, emphasizing the unpredictability of the competition at this stage.
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