Coming from Fabrizio Romano, that It has now come to his attention this morning that Mo Salah could find himself not able to play for Liverpool against Manchester City due to certain circumstances.

In the midst of a dilemma involving club and country, Mohamed Salah, Liverpool’s number 11, might not feature against Sparta Prague, but there’s hope he’ll join the training this week for a potential role against Manchester City. The Egyptian FA insists on calling him up for March matches if he plays for Jurgen Klopp’s team.

Neil Jones, speaking on The Redmen TV, expressed doubt about Salah’s involvement against Sparta Prague but highlighted Liverpool’s desire to have him for a brief stint against City. Klopp mentioned the possibility of Salah returning to training this week, raising questions about Liverpool’s decision if he misses it and the City game.

There’s speculation that Salah might not be selected for the Egypt squad if he misses training, providing an opportunity for him to return entirely healed after the international break.

Jurgen Klopp faces a pivotal decision on whether to include Salah against Manchester City. Neil Jones advocates for a strategic approach, considering the long-term benefits for the 31-year-old forward.

Should Salah be unable to play until the Egypt squad is named, skipping the City game could grant him extra time on Merseyside to reach peak condition for post-Easter matches. Jones emphasizes the importance of playing the long game with the talented forward.