Mohamed Salah objects to Liverpool's participation in the European Super League
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah announced his objection to participating in the new European Super League, despite the English club's approval to participate in the tournament.
- Liverpool was among 12 European clubs that announced their agreement to participate in the newly created tournament.
- That decision sparked outrage and anger in global and European football circles.
- Jordan Henderson initially published a rejection statement through his personal account on the "Twitter" site, to confirm that this is the position of all players in the team (for details from here).
- Through his personal Facebook account, Mohamed Salah published the same statement, confirming his categorical refusal to participate in that tournament.
More than one player in Liverpool followed in the same footsteps, such as Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, Alison Baker, Virgil Van Dyck, Curtis Jones, Sheridan Shaqiri, Ozan Kabak, and others.