Mo Salah Enforces Bold New Rule for All Liverpool Players Under Arne Slot’s Leadership!”
Liverpool’s position at the top of the Premier League shows just how well things are clicking under new leadership.
Curtis Jones recently revealed that Liverpool star Mohamed Salah introduced a new rule at the AXA Training Centre this season, as the Reds continue to shine across competitions.
Ahead of the season, all eyes were on Arne Slot, who stepped in following Jurgen Klopp’s surprise departure after nine years.
Klopp cited “running out of energy” as the reason for his decision to move on, leaving fans and analysts curious about how the squad would adapt.Sporting director Richard Hughes carefully selected Slot, who had made waves at Feyenoord, following an extensive, data-driven search.
Slot’s impact has been immediate, with Liverpool leading the Premier League after securing seven wins in their first eight matches, as well as maintaining an unbeaten Champions League record. Team morale is high amid this impressive start, and Curtis Jones recently shared insights into the atmosphere at the AXA Training Centre.
The 23-year-old, a standout player this season, gave a glimpse into the “coffee club” and Salah’s rule to encourage team bonding.Referring to the new coffee bar at the facility, Jones explained, “That’s the new place where everyone’s just chilling. We’ve made a little group now. You’ll always find me, Dom [Szoboszlai], Kostas [Tsimikas], and Mo there.
Salah’s rule is simple but impactful: no phones allowed during coffee time. Jones added, “If I’m on my phone, Mo will tell Dom to message me and remind me we’re there to chat, not scroll. It’s a small thing, but it shows his leadership.
Salah’s influence is evident both on and off the pitch, as he reportedly seeks a new contract to extend his Liverpool career until 2027.
