Salah re-refers to his former teammate Mane, saying that the relationship between them is tense

Liverpool won the Premier League championship this season, and Salah also chose to renew his contract with Liverpool. Recalling that he has joined Liverpool in 2017, he has many world-class teammates around him. When talking about his former teammate Mane, Salah admitted that he and Mane were "tensive".

The Liverpool's frontcourt "trident" composed by Mohamed Salah, Firmino and Mane was definitely the amazing offensive combination of Liverpool that year, but it is said that Salah and Mane have a bad relationship. Salah confessed when he mentioned the relationship recently: "Yes, my relationship with him is tense, but we are also very professional, and it is natural for human nature to be eager to get more. He is a very outstanding player. Although we are not close outside the court, we can respect each other."

Salah doesn't seem to be disgusted with Mane's "selfish theory": "I don't care. People say whatever they want. This is their right, but don't forget that the player who assists Mane the most is me."

Salah and Mane have worked together on the court for 5 seasons, with assists to Mane in a total of 18 times. When Mane played for Liverpool, he scored 120 goals in 268 games, helping Liverpool win championships such as the Premier League and the Champions League.