The 33-year-old gave one of the most remarkable interviews in Premier League history after Liverpool’s 3-3 draw with Leeds on Saturday (December 6).
Salah claimed that he had been “thrown under the bus” for his side’s recent run of poor results after being benched for three consecutive games.
Liverpool have now decided against taking the forward for their Champions League clash with Inter Milan on Tuesday (December 9).
Speaking ahead of the game, goalkeeper Alisson has admitted he is yet to speak with Salah about his outburst, saying that his absence in “the consequences of what he did.”
"This isn't a situation that makes us happy,” he said.
“On a personal level we all love Mo and he's a hugely important player for the team. He is a wonderful human being and a spectacular footballer. He has been very important for the club and has produced some incredible numbers.
“He's won everything there is to win in his career. The situation isn't nice. We were a little bit caught by surprise but we know it's a personal situation, so we are leaving it to him and the club. It doesn't matter what we think.
"What we want is for him and the club to reach an agreement which is in the best interests of him, the club and all of the playing staff. As for tomorrow night's match, we want to play our best.
“You can expect a Liverpool side that wants to show the will to win and improve the current situation. Play good football and winning football. It won't be in any way easy, we are well aware Inter are a very good side. We know it's a huge challenge."