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Liverpool coach, Juergen Klopp, insisted that Sadio Mani's crisis with his teammate Mohamed Salah was over and that the German had defended the Egyptian star, saying that he was not going to be the one. 39; had no intention of ignoring Senegal during an attack on his club against Burnley on Saturday in the fourth round of the Premier League.
Klopp told Liverpool Eco: "I would describe 5 or 6 positions when everyone thought (about Salah), pass, pass, pass, then hit and score, so this is the freedom the player enjoys on the field. Boys must make these decisions, pass Ball or not pass. "
"You can make those mistakes, you can lose or shoot the ball without mastering yourself, or sometimes you do not see your teammate.It's not that he ignored his teammate.This can happen anytime The situation determines what you do. "
"We are going to leave it 100% because we won 3-0 and everyone is going in the same way, and in a week I do not think I'm going to talk about it again," he said.
The controversial scene was that of her hero, Mani, who seemed angry after his replacement and the reason why Salah did not pass the ball, as he was in a better position to score an extra goal against Burnley.
Mani scored the second goal of the match and Salah wanted to increase his Premier League score this season, but did not score against Burnley.
Salah scored three league goals against two for Mani.
Together with Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, they were the top scorers of last season.
The scene was controversial given Salah's privileged relationship with Mani.
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