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Yaya Touré

‘I can’t grab them, shake them’ – Touré vents frustration after Slovan defeat

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Yaya Touré

Yaya Touré targets Champions League breakthrough as Slovan face Roma

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Krépin Diatta

Roma join race for Senegal winger Krépin Diatta

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Evan Ndick

Ivorian Ndicka among Roma squad as Giallorossi return to Champions League

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Al Ahli join AS Roma in pursuit of Franco-Cameroonian talent Jean-Mattéo Bahoya

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Soccer player in red and green jersey raises arms in celebration on the field.

World Cup 2026: How Neil El Aynaoui became Morocco’s new midfield engine

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Morocco-transfer

World Cup spotlight brings contrasting transfer fortunes for Morocco duo

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Ndicka attracting growing interest as Roma weigh summer decision

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Concerns are mounting over the fitness of Mohamed Salah after the Liverpool forward was forced off with an apparent hamstring injury during his side’s 3-1 victory against Crystal Palace in the Premier League. The incident occurred in the 57th minute at Anfield, when Salah went to ground and was unable to continue, raising immediate fears that his involvement for the remainder of the campaign could be in doubt. The result itself strengthened Liverpool’s hopes of securing qualification for next season’s Champions League, but the injury to their leading attacker has tempered optimism. Uncertainty over Salah’s availability Manager Arne Slot admitted it is too early to determine the severity of the issue, but acknowledged the concern surrounding the Egyptian international. “It’s too early to say, but we all know (Mo) and how difficult it is for him to leave the pitch. We’ll have to wait and see how bad things get,” he said after the match. Slot also reflected on the broader challenges his squad has faced this season, adding: “One more win, one more injury... that’s the story of our season.” Liverpool are yet to confirm the extent of the injury, with further assessments expected in the coming days. Season-defining implications The timing of the setback could prove significant. Liverpool have four demanding fixtures remaining, facing Manchester United, Chelsea, Aston Villa and Brentford as they push to secure a top-four finish. Salah’s potential absence would represent a major blow given his consistent attacking output throughout the campaign. Reports in the English media have suggested the injury could end his season entirely, though no official confirmation has been provided. A possible farewell appearance Adding further significance to the situation is the forward’s expected departure at the end of the season. Salah is set to leave Liverpool after nine years at Anfield, bringing to a close what has widely been described as an exceptional spell on Merseyside. As a result, the match against Crystal Palace may ultimately prove to have been his final appearance for the club, depending on the outcome of medical assessments. Waiting for clarity For now, Liverpool must balance the momentum gained from their latest victory with uncertainty surrounding one of their most influential players. Supporters and staff alike await definitive news on Salah’s condition, with the club entering a crucial phase of the season. Whether the Egyptian forward will return before the campaign concludes remains unclear, but his injury has undoubtedly introduced a fresh challenge at a pivotal moment. Conclusion: Liverpool’s momentum tested by fresh setback Liverpool’s push for Champions League qualification continues, but the loss of Mohamed Salah — even temporarily — could reshape their prospects. With decisive fixtures ahead and no immediate clarity on his fitness, the coming days may prove critical in determining both the club’s and the player’s immediate future.

Roma join race to re-sign Salah after Liverpool exit

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Roma’s “Crazy Dream”: Salah Return Sparks Transfer Buzz

Roma eye stunning Salah return despite “crazy dream” label

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