Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah appears to have deleted his social media accounts.
Viewers of the Egyptian star's Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages on Wednesday are met with error messages saying the "page doesn't exist".
The change comes after the 26-year-old posted a final message on Tuesday reading: "2019 Resolution: Time to get in touch, for real."
Some fans speculated Salah deleted the accounts to focus on his football, lauding him for his "winners mentality".
Mo Salah has deactivated all of his social media accounts – with this being his last tweet. 🤔
Anyone have any idea what it means? #LFC pic.twitter.com/kgVUwPoDfU
— LFC Transfer Room (@LFCTransferRoom) January 23, 2019
If Mohamed Salah's deleted his Twitter account to focus more on his football, then that's brilliant news. 👍
— Oliver Bond (@Oliver__Bond) January 23, 2019
Salah's instagram has now been deleted.
Many people suggesting this could be to block things out for the title run in. Sounds like a winners mentality from Mo.
— LFC Transfer Room (@LFCTransferRoom) January 23, 2019
"Many people suggesting this could be to block things out for the title run in," tweeted @LFCTransferRoom "Sounds like a winners mentality from Mo."
Liverpool lead the Premier League by four points and the squad have taken a trip to Dubai for a warm-weather training camp during the break until their next game, at home to Leicester on Wednesday, January 30.
Other fans speculated that Salah had deleted his social accounts to avoid recent criticism for alleged diving.
Salah deleted Twitter so he can focus moreYeah right.....more like can't handle all the diving accusations sent to him on a hourly basis
4 days after the palace game, coincidentally
— Alex (@TAKTIKT0E) January 23, 2019
"More like can't handle all the diving accusations sent to him on a hourly basis," tweeted @TAKTIKT0E. "4 days after the Palace game, coincidentally."
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