After Liverpool drew with West Ham United last Saturday (27th), 5 points behind Arsenal at the top of the table, as if withdrawing from the Premier League title this season, the Reds manager Salah and coach Klopp had more disputes on the sidelines, and the British media handed over the clip to lip reading experts to analyze, what was the content of the quarrel between the two.
Mohamed Salah was not in the starting XI for Liverpool's trip to West Ham and when the Egyptian star warmed up before the game, the on-site commentator pointed out that Salah was sullen. After being chased 2-2 by West Ham, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp decided to send Salah on the pitch, but before Salah came in, he had an argument with Klopp on the sidelines, and Darwin Nunez stepped forward to push Salah away to settle the dispute between the two.
Salah did not want to be interviewed after the game, but left one sentence: "If I speak now, I will cause trouble." Jurgen Klopp said he had spoken to Salah in the dressing room, saying that "for me, it's over", while Darwin Nunez, who is the peacemaker, said he could not hear the conversation between the two sides.
英国媒体《Sportbible》找来读唇专家John Cassidy，分析萨拉赫与克洛普之间究竟说了什么。 二人激烈的交流，缘于克洛普想与萨拉赫击掌，但对方只是轻轻地拍了一拍，并说：“我没有事情可以做到，真的没有。 ”（There's nothing I can do about that, nothing.）
克洛普背向镜头，难以看到他回应了什么，但萨拉赫依然十分激动，再说：“我会的，我会获得一张红牌，在7年后﹑7年﹑7年！”（I will, I will get a red card, after seven years, after seven years' service, after seven years!）达尔文·努涅斯其后就分开了两人。
If the analysis of the lip reading experts is correct, it can be inferred that Salah thinks it is too late to play and complains about Klopp's slow transfer, but it is not clear why he said the latter sentence.
Salah's contract with Liverpool expires in the summer of 2025 and there is no consensus on a contract extension, with the Reds believing that even if Salah has been repeatedly invited by Saudi Arabia, he has not been moved and shows no signs of leaving, so Salah is expected to remain at Anfield.