When the Reds and Gunners meet at Anfield in the Premier League on Saturday, the 31-year-old forward will be driven to propel Jurgen Klopp's team over them and into first place.
But the leading goal scorer for Liverpool with 15 goals will soon turn
Ivory Coast's Afcon gets underway on January 13 and ends on February 11 with a championship match.
With Ghana, Cape Verde, and Mozambique in Group B, Salah and his team will be looking to get revenge for their devastating loss to Senegal in the previous tournament.
The Premier League has instituted a two-week hiatus in fixtures due to the fact that he is not the only elite player leaving for international service; nonetheless, matches will still take place every weekend during that time.
However, Salah may miss up to SEVEN games, even though some players will receive a break.
Following their 5-1 victory against West Ham to advance Liverpool to the Carabao Cup semi-final, they will now play Fulham in a two-leg match whichhis focus to playing for Egypt in the Africa Cup of Nations.
Klopp has become accustomed to the idea of losing their best scorer for approximately four weeks every two years for the competition ever since he acquired Salah from Roma in 2017.
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