"You don't air dirty laundry in public" – Thierry Henry slams Mohamed Salah
According to the French striker, Salah acted entirely in the wrong.
Details: The legendary 48-year-old French forward Thierry Henry shared his opinion on the major scandal brewing between Egyptian star Mohamed Salah and Liverpool—a situation that has become the talk of the sporting world:
"I had problems with Wenger and Guardiola… Did I ever speak about it publicly? NEVER. No matter what’s happening inside the club, you protect the club—your teammates, the manager, the staff. You don’t air dirty laundry in public, especially when the club is going through tough times." Henry stated.
- See also: Brugge – Arsenal: Will Arsenal extend their lead at the top of the UEFA Champions League table?
Throughout his career, Henry played for clubs such as Juventus, Monaco, Arsenal, Barcelona, and the New York Red Bulls. In total, he made 794 appearances, scoring 360 goals and providing 177 assists.
In January 2015, Henry announced his retirement from professional football.
Reminder: Liverpool draws up a four-man shortlist to replace Salah
Kenley Ward
Dailysports's expert