Liverpool fans can breathe a sigh of relief—Mohamed Salah is expected to pull on the famous red shirt again before the season ends. Manager Arne Slot has confirmed that the Egyptian superstar's injury is minor, calming fears that his final appearance for the club had already come and gone.

The 33-year-old forward was forced off during Liverpool's hard-fought 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace last weekend, leaving Anfield with a standing ovation that felt like a poignant farewell. With Salah set to leave the club at the end of the season and only four Premier League games remaining, every potential sighting of him on the pitch has become precious.

While Salah will miss Sunday's crunch clash at Old Trafford against Manchester United, Slot offered an optimistic update on Friday. "As we know for Mo, he is always working hard when he is fit and when he is injured to be back," Slot said. "He is usually fitter than others, so we expect him back for the final part of the season. It is always a big relief that his injury is minor to play for us and the World Cup. Any time a player who deserved a send-off, it's great news."

It's been a challenging campaign for Salah by his lofty standards, with 12 goals across all competitions—just seven in the Premier League. Yet his influence on this Liverpool side remains undeniable, and the prospect of a proper farewell at Anfield is something the Kop deserves.

Liverpool's official statement echoed Slot's confidence: "Liverpool FC can confirm Mohamed Salah is expected to be available to play again before the end of this season." For fans who have watched him redefine greatness at the club, that news is almost as good as a goal.