What really happened to Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold when the Liverpool couple discovered after the training

Paul Gorst reports on a strenuous day for Liverpool when she prepared for Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Tuesday

It speaks on how quiet things are in Liverpool right now when some prerequisites between two long -time friends and colleagues were quickly packed in something more scary on Monday afternoon.

When Liverpool came to open training from the Axa training center for the gentle routines at around 1:15 p.m., which were carried out from the blinds of the media for the more significant work, there was a sight of Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold, who pushed each other and apparently in loggerheads.

The couple was removed from each other when the players started taking their positions on the field, and while Salah at least laughed at least a few nonsense manufacturers during the entire exchange, there was a problem between two of the best players in the club.

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Alexander-Arnold did not seem to be excessively happy about the film material of the Kirkby-Base, but Salah clearly saw the funny side of the Gist when the impressive figure of Ibrahima Konate came and Harvey Elliott and Curtis Jones tried to play obvious peace forces.

The incident was, as you may have imagined, nothing like him that he came through some sections of the media that seemed to be a problem in the Camp of Arne Slots squad.

Those who approached the daily ongoings on the training area insisted that it was also carefree between two tight teammates and reporters at the open session even on Monday.

The couple later became around the 50 million after training. -Pfund complex laughed and joked what the idea further increased that it would even be exaggerated that the characterist of a storm overturned it in a teacup. Box conveyor Eddie Hearn would have difficult to sell it to the box office, that much is certain.

Instead of some obvious ruvings in the Liverpool squad, the Reds are currently presenting something of a residents’ front if they can open a big week in which they can secure a last place in the Champions League before they are raised by Arne Slot’s Final Slot Field Tenure on Sunday.

First of all, Paris Saint-Germain in Anfield is in a second leg that Slot accepts that his team has to cut off much better to book their passage to either play Club Brugge or Aston Villa.

“The result was ours, the performance was for her,” was the philosophical slot version of the 1-0-SMAS-and grave at the Princes Parc parc.

“I think both teams have shown in the last 15 to 20 games that they can score goals from everywhere. Yes, we are 1-0 and that gives us trust where they trust them, how they played and their performance. Maybe 50/50 is a fair way to look at it.

“Tomorrow we want to play another game, but our intentions are always the same and we won’t open. We just want to win every single game and have the ball as much as possible.

“Everyone writes over 27 shots (for PSG last week) and I saw that too, but if they put the 27 shots in a row, it was not that they were all the amazing parades of Alisson. He had two or three incredible parades, but most of the goods from outside the 18-yard box.”

When Liverpool went through its most random circumstances, at least on their character reserves when they dug and ensured that a rampant PSG was kept in check, especially in the second half.

The flip page on Tuesday is how a younger PSG, less with stars, can answer the main question to you. Is this a more lively and younger side that can secure a main place of work at the sharp end of the leading competition of Europe? Can you handle another Liverpool in a glowing Anfield? After all, it is much easier to talk about the conversation.

“If you play Angefield against Liverpool, you don’t have to motivate yourself so much, you already have it,” says Khivicha Kvaratskhelia, the brilliant wing player Georgia, whose goal was excluded for a marginal last week. “If you play for PSG, you have every game motivation. We try to win tomorrow, this is our mentality.

“I am not the only one who played here at Anfield, most of them know what it means to play here. It will be a tough game, it will be a hard atmosphere for Liverpool, but I know that our fans will come here and be a great support.”

Interestingly, the defeat of the past week was sufficient for PSG coach Luis Enrique to break tradition and spoke to his players immediately after the game to remind them of the quality of their performance at night.

The former boss of Barcelona, ​​who lifted this trophy in 2015, did not lead his thoughts to his players immediately after the game, but an exception had to be made, as was the shock of Elliott’s deceased winner.

Enrique said: “I am quite convinced that every single one of my players wants to play. We know what it means to play with Angeldd, it is a historical stadium with a wonderful history and that is great motivation.

“Yes, I often told you why I almost never speak to my players after the game. I think there is no sense because the players only think about the result, but after playing against Liverpool, I made an exception because I told them that they did everything to achieve a result. But I don’t think I will do it again.

“I do not think that Arne slot has a lot of doubt about our beginning of 11, I don’t pay too much attention to what is going somewhere else. No, I will not give away who will play or how, but in the course of the two games we will see two of the best teams in Europe. I think whoever will go through tomorrow.”

On the eve of such an integral week to the overall season, it would be a time for internal fights for Grip Liverpool. It was not just as good as it seemed in the Axa Center on Monday afternoon.