'Salah is the most selfish player, he fell out with Mane often'

According to a former Liverpool captain, Mohamed Salah is the most selfish player he has ever witnessed following the forward's controversial spat with manager Jurgen Klopp. 

The Egypt star and the German tactician were involved a war of words on the touchline during the Reds' 2-2 draw with West Ham United, which saw the Merseyside club fall further behind Arsenal and Manchester City in the Premier League title race.

It is believed that Klopp said something to the attacker as he was preparing to take the field as a late substitute to ignite his fiery reaction, while the spat also sparked speculation around the 31-year-old's future at Anfield. 

Former Reds star Graeme Souness, however, feels the Pharaohs talisman will not be at the club for much longer. 

"I believe Mohamed Salah is off and leaving Liverpool. He has been fabulous for Liverpool, but if he leaves to the Saudi Pro League, then he'll be the biggest star in that part of the world," he said on the Three Up Front podcast.

The 70-year-old went to add that he feels Salah should bear the brunt of the responsibility for the fallout with Klopp. 

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"He no doubt has an exceptionally large opinion of himself, and he'll have been angry at not starting the game against West Ham last week," Souness continued.

"I think the situation with Jurgen Klopp was a reaction to only being brought on with 10 minutes to go – it was more Salah than it was Klopp in that confrontation.

"Salah is the most selfish player I have ever witnessed.

"Even prior to that game, whenever Klopp takes him off, he is never happy about it. That is what