Jürgen Klopp is less than a month away from stepping down as Liverpool's manager, and although the successful coach would have preferred to leave the bench in the best possible way, a recent episode with Mohamed Salah indicated that things weren't going very well at Anfield.

The "incident" occurred in Liverpool's match against West Ham in the Premier League last weekend, when cameras captured an argument between the German coach and the Egyptian forward.

Now, West Ham player Michael Antonio revealed on the "Footballer's Football Podcast" what he could gather about the issue. According to him, it's not insider information, but rather what his teammates discussed during training.

Antonio disclosed that, from what he heard, Salah refused to shake hands with Klopp after the coach extended his hand, and the forward responded rudely. Klopp then replied, "Do you want to sit back down?" This sparked a heated argument that even required intervention from player Darwin Núñez to prevent things from escalating further