Premier League leaders Arsenal needed two own goals, the second deep in stoppage time, to scrape a 2-1 home win over bottom club Wolverhampton Wanderers and open a five-point gap while earlier on Saturday Mohamed Salah put aside a tumultuous week to help Liverpool beat Brighton and Hove Albion 2-0.

Salah chose to speak to the assembled media at Elland Road as he felt the need to air his frustrations. He claimed he was being scapegoated for Liverpool's poor run of form, accused "someone" of wanting to force him out of the club, and said his relationship with Slot had become non-existent.

Mohamed Salah's possible Liverpool exit could be offset by Harvey Elliott's return to Anfield in January, while Bayern Munich's transfer chief plans to speak personally with Crystal Palace defender Marc Guéhi.

Liverpool coach Arne Slot says he will have talks with Mohamed Salah imminently after the forward’s explosive outburst last week threw his Anfield future into doubt.

Liverpool face recalibration as Bayern stance reshapes Salah succession talkUncertainty has a habit of spreading quickly around Liverpool, particularly when Mohamed Salah’s future comes back into

MLS commissioner Don Garber has publicly encouraged Mohamed Salah to consider a move to the United States amid escalating uncertainty over the Liverpool star's future.

Not only has the Saudi Pro League shown interest in Salah, but the MLS has as well. MLS club San Diego FC is reportedly the latest club to look into potentially signing the 33-year-old forward. Tom Bogert from The Athletic reports that San Diego FC is looking to potentially sign Mohamed Salah in the winter transfer window in January.

According to a report from Romain Monlina, Mohamed Salah’s (33) agent has contacted clubs in Italy over a potential transfer as the Egypt international attacker considers a move away from