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Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp understated Senegal striker Sadio Mane in Saturday's 3-0 win against Burnley in the Premier League.
Mani, who scored the second goal, was replaced in the 85th minute, only two minutes after being very emotional in front of his teammate Mohamed Salah, who did not pass the ball into the penalty area, in a difficult situation. similar to isolation.
Klopp said that Mani, who had not revived his replacement, "was upset and there was a situation in the match that did not make him happy."
But Klopp did not hide his dissatisfaction with the way his Senegalese striker acted. "Will he do it again? Maybe not," he said.
"I can list five or six situations in which everyone shouted (Ali Salah)," he said, "pass, pass," before scoring a goal.
"It's the freedom of the player, the boys have to make those decisions (themselves), pass the ball or not, we can make those mistakes, you can lose the ball, or sometimes you can not see your teammate. That does not mean you ignore it. " Sometimes it seems to us that you certainly see your colleague, but that is not always the case. "
The German coach said: "This is not a big challenge, but of course, with the attackers, we can repeat what you do depends on the situation.
"It was a good timing, in a week nobody will remember him anyway," he joked.
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