Jurgen Klopp has admitted he is disappointed over Salah's decision to travel to London for another award
Mohamed Salah decided to travel from Liverpool to London to collect Football Writers' Association Player of the Year award last night.
The Egypt international is expected to be on field for Sunday's game with Brighton and Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has expressed his disappointment at that decision.
"I would prefer Mo went to bed early and watched a movie," he said.
"But he was in bed early because that’s how we organised it.
“He deserved all of that praise, he is fine with that. He’s cool with managing all these requests."
"But he was in bed early because that’s how we organised it.
“He deserved all of that praise, he is fine with that. He’s cool with managing all these requests."
The Reds need just a draw to pip Chelsea to a top four place.
And Klopp is not lauding anybody until the job is done.
"I am absolutely not in the mood to praise anybody for the last few months," Klopp added.
"I am really in the mood to talk about Sunday. Everything Mo has done is fantastic but it’s all about Sunday.
"As a player there are so many challenges. The journalists took the boy to London on Thursday for a party.
"They should have come here. It’s a party, it’s a nice time, but for us it’s work.
“It’s an award Mo deserves but now it’s playing the game on Sunday."