The Liverpool coach responds to criticism against Mohamed Salah

Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp said the recent criticism of star Mohamed Salah was unjustified and accused those who accused him of adopting a double standard, Sky News reported. .

Salah was penalized in his team's match against Newcastle United and Brighton before being charged with Crystal Palace while he easily fell into the penalty box for penalty, which did not go unnoticed. not produced.

At the press conference that preceded the match between Liverpool and Leicester City on Wednesday, coach Jürgen Klopp was questioned about the frequent falls of Salah and about the fact that he talked about the Egyptian star at this regard.

In response to the question, the club expressed surprise at the issue as the two cases against Newcastle and Brighton were two real sanctions, he said. In the third case, Salah was not sanctioned and so it is not necessary to talk about the subject.

He said that many of these cases occur in the English Premier League, but we do not talk about it because they do not concern Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal or Liverpool.

"I have no reason to talk to Salah about the issue of representation," said the club, quoted by the Telegraph newspaper.

The German coach pointed out that he did not want any of his players to fall on the ground for no reason, and said: "Do not talk to players on clear points. He knows it. "