Mohamed Salah, the Egyptian forward for Liverpool, is currently experiencing a challenging season, managing only four goals in the Premier League and struggling to find his form. His recent behavior has drawn criticism from former England manager Sam Allardyce, who accused him of acting like a 'big baby' after Salah reacted angrily to a reduced role on the team and showed frustration during recent matches. Allardyce's remarks come as Salah has also been seen smirking when substituted, which further highlights his dissatisfaction with his current situation at the club.

This season has been particularly tough for Salah, who previously was considered one of the premier forwards in the league. The criticism from Allardyce points to a deeper issue regarding player mentality and the pressures of performance, particularly in a club like Liverpool that prides itself on high standards. With Liverpool's overall performance fluctuating, Salah’s struggles may reflect not only on his personal form but also on the teamwork and tactics being deployed by head coach Jürgen Klopp.

Allardyce's comments suggest a need for Salah to take responsibility and adapt his mindset to regain his form and contribute positively to the team. The implications of such criticism can resonate throughout the club, affecting morale and performance, as players and management navigate the expectations that come with Liverpool's storied history and ambitious aspirations for the season ahead.