The Egyptian clashed with his manager during Saturday’s draw at West Ham (Picture: Getty)

Mohamed Salah has suggested he is far from happy following his touchline bust-up with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp and sent a cryptic warning as he left the London Stadium.

The out-of-form Egyptian was benched for Saturday?s 2-2 draw away at West Ham, with Klopp opting to start Luis Diaz, Cody Gakpo and Harvey Elliott in attack.

He was waiting on the sidelines ready to come on with around 15 minutes of the match remaining, with fellow substitutes Darwin Nunez and Joe Gomez also lurking on the touchline.

But before the trio could be introduced, Michail Antonio headed West Ham level and footage emerged showing a bizarre exchange between Salah and Klopp as they waited for the subs to take place.
The 31-year-old reacted angrily to a comment made by Klopp and could be seen arguing back and throwing his arms up in the air, with Nunez eventually having to push his team-mate away as he yelled at his manager.

Klopp played down the incident afterwards and said the matter was ?done? for him, while he also felt Salah had drawn a line under the matter following a chat in the dressing room, saying: ?That was my impression of it, yes.?

But it appears Salah may not be quite as willing to move on from the argument and made a pointed comment when he left the London Stadium after the game.

Salah reacted angrily to something Klopp said to him (Picture: Getty)

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