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Having promised crunch talks with Mohamed Salah amid their ongoing and very public feud, the outcome of those discussions will become clear when Liverpool ’s official matchday squad is released. If Salah features, there could be hope of a resolution. If the Egyptian is absent, pressure builds ahead of the January transfer window.

Liverpool face a Brighton side capable of beating any team on their day. The home side will have Salah back in the squad after holding talks with head coach Slot, but Cody Gakpo, Wataru Endo, Conor Bradley and Jeremie Frimpong will all be absent.

Mohamed Salah’s fiery comments may have set the stage for a sensational exit from Liverpool just months after he led the team to a title.

Salah said on Saturday he felt “thrown under the bus” by Liverpool and revealed his relationship with head coach Arne Slot has broken down.

It led to the forward being left out of the squad for Tuesday night's win over Inter and with him about to fly off to take part in the African Cup of Nations for his country, there is a genuine belief we may not see Salah play for the club again and he could be sold in January.

Liverpool entered their clash with West Ham on Sunday on the back of three successive defeats, all of which came by three-goal margins. The Reds were truly shambolic in defence, with Milos Kerkez and Ibrahima Konate particularly sore spots throughout the campaign so far.

The Egyptian feels he has nothing to prove to have a starting place at Anfield. But do the numbers back him up?

Arne Slot has been a lot more strict with promoting young players in Liverpool's first-team set-up. In contrast to his predecessor Jurgen Klopp, the Dutchman is a lot more conservative in his