West Ham United striker drops surprising fact about Mo Salah vs Jurgen Klopp confrontation

Liverpool were in the title race until they dropped points against Crystal Palace at home and since then they are out of the English Premier League race. They are currently third in the league table with one match more played with 75 points. The Reds since the announcement of Jurgen Klopp's departure the club has been competing for a quadruple since then they have been knocked out of every tournament they were part of. Klopp has been a legendary coach at Anfield and won numerous trophies. 

In the last game the Reds travelled to West London to face West Ham United. David Moyes side earned a 2-2 draw against them. During the game a heated argument appeared to take place between Mohamed Salah and the head coach. Salah started on the bench and he came in as substitute in the game. The winger was ready to come on in the 79th minute of the game and right before that the home side equalised. 

After Michial Antonio equalised, Salah was furious on Klopp and had some heated argument with the 56-year-old manager. As the game ended they were even caught ignoring each other and in the post match conference when asked about the incident the Egyptian winger said if he dares to speak on the event there will be consequences. 

Michail Antonio reveals Klopp vs Salah confrontation

With days past West Ham striker Antonio has dropped a comment about the incident, he said about the inside information and nobody has informed him about anything but the striker has heard from the rumours that the boys are having a discussion over the confrontation.

The 34-year-old said, "Klopp always gives them a big hug and says 'good luck', but when Mo came on he walked in a different direction and was doing his shinpads and stuff like that. Klopp has put his hand out to him and his hand was there for a bit and as Mo stopped doing what he was doing, he just slapped his [Klopp's] hand as a high five." The German head coach did not liked the approach of the winger as he asked the 31-year-old whether he wanted to go on in the pitch or want to sit back again. There is no confirmation of what the Egyptian captain said in reply.