Mohamed Salah Injury: Why Was The Egyptian Star Substituted Against The Eagles?

Liverpool attacker Mohamed Salah was substituted in the second half of their English Premier League clash against Crystal Palace at Anfield. The Egyptian star is playing in his final season for the Reds, but a fresh Mohamed Salah injury could lead to a disappointing end to his season in the English football top division.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot is already under massive pressure to deliver UEFA Champions League football this term, but with Salah's injury, the chances have taken a slight hit. Jeremie Frimpong was brought on to replace Mohamed Salah in the 59th minute against the Eagles.

Mohamed Salah Injury: What Happened?

The Egyptian star has reportedly suffered a hamstring injury which could potentially make the game against the Eagles, the final time fans in the Kop see him in a Liverpool jersey. While the Reds ended up winning the encounter against Crystal Palace by a 3-1 score line, all eyes will be whether the fans will be able to give a proper send-off to one of their most beloved players.

The Merseyside Reds and Arne Slot are aiming to finish in the Top 4 spots in the English Premier League this season and Mohamed Salah could have played a crucial role in achieving that feat. He has made 24 appearances for the Reds this season, while scoring 7 goals and creating 6 assists for his teammates this term.