Liverpool in Silent Fury After Mo Salah’s Ballon d’Or Snub

Anfield Boils as Salah Finishes 4th in 2025 Rankings — A Disgrace or Disrespect?

 

The football world has been left in shock, Liverpool is drowning in silent fury, and fans across the globe are raging after the announcement that Mohamed Salah finished only 4th in the 2025 Ballon d’Or rankings.

 

For many, this was not just a disappointing result — it was a direct insult to a player who has carried Liverpool on his shoulders season after season, rewriting Premier League history with his consistency, brilliance, and unmatched influence.

 

 

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Fans Erupt in Anger

 

Social media exploded within minutes of the announcement. Hashtags like #JusticeForSalah, #BallonDorCorruption, and #DisgraceToTheGame began trending worldwide.

 

Supporters feel robbed of what they believe was rightfully Salah’s year.

 

One furious fan posted:

 

> “Salah isn’t just top 3 — he should have been holding the trophy! FIFA and France Football are destroying the credibility of this award!”

 

 

 

Another wrote:

 

> “If this was Ronaldo or Messi with Salah’s numbers, they’d hand it to them blindfolded. This is pure disrespect.”

 

 

 

 

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Liverpool’s Inner Storm

 

Inside the club, reports suggest that the atmosphere has turned tense. Senior figures are said to be questioning the fairness of the process, while players privately expressed frustration over the treatment of their talisman.

 

Manager Enzo Maresca, when asked for a reaction, reportedly told insiders that “Salah has given more to football in one season than some award winners have in a lifetime.”

 

The frustration isn’t only about this year’s result — it’s about the repeated undervaluing of Salah’s greatness, despite his unmatched consistency in the Premier League and Europe.

 

 

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A Stain on FIFA and France Football?

 

Critics argue that Salah’s 4th-place finish exposes a deeper problem with how the Ballon d’Or is decided. Many now believe the award has become more about narratives and politics than actual performance on the pitch.

 

Pundits on live TV didn’t hold back either:

 

Some called it a “robbery of historic proportions.”

 

Others went as far as to label the award “irrelevant” if Salah isn’t recognized among the very best.

 

 

 

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What Happens Next?

 

Liverpool’s fury may be silent on the surface, but insiders insist that Anfield is boiling behind closed doors. The treatment of Salah could push the club — and its supporters — into questioning their relationship with FIFA and the Ballon d’Or organization altogether.

 

And the biggest question remains: how will Salah himself react? Will he channel the disrespect into another unstoppable season, or will this bitter snub mark the beginning of a new chapter in his legendary career?

 

 

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One thing is certain: what happens next could shake Anfield to its very core.

 

 

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