🚨 EXCLUSIVE!! Jamie Carragher SLAMS Mo Salah in a shocking rant — fans stunned by his “disgrace” claim! ⚡😱

But that’s not all… new details are emerging, and the fallout could be HUGE. 👀🔥

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has branded Mohamed Salah's recent post-match interview a "disgrace" in a stunning rant that has caused a stir among fans. Carragher accused the Egyptian forward of deliberately timing his comments to cause "maximum damage" to the club and the new manager, Arne Slot. 

Carragher's Key Claims

Speaking on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football, Carragher offered a scathing assessment of Salah's actions and comments. 

Choreographed Outburst: Carragher claimed that Salah's rare appearance in the mixed interview zone was a pre-planned event with his agent designed to "strengthen his own position" and "go for the manager".

Poor Timing: He argued that Salah waited for a moment when the club was at a low point, after conceding a late equaliser in a 3-3 draw at Leeds United, to put pressure on the hierarchy.

"Me, Me, Me" Mentality: Carragher felt Salah's comments, in which the forward suggested he had "no relationship" with Slot and had been "thrown under the bus," were selfish and not in the best interest of the team during a difficult run of results.

Questioned Legacy: In a further dig, Carragher questioned Salah's career before Liverpool and his lack of major international success with Egypt, though he did acknowledge his overall greatness for Liverpool. 

Fan Reaction

The comments have led to a significant reaction among fans. While many agreed with Carragher's assessment that Salah's timing was poor, others defended the player's frustration and criticized Carragher for his harsh words and "unnecessary jibes". Pundits like Rio Ferdinand and Sam Allardyce have also weighed in, with Allardyce calling Carragher's statement "pathetic". 

Following the interview and Carragher's response, Liverpool made the decision to leave Salah out of their squad for the subsequent Champions League match against Inter Milan.