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Klopp justifies Salah's 'furious' performance: 'I don't care about his record' , , Germany manager Jürgen Klopp defended his decision to replace Egyptian star Mohamed Salah in the English Premier League opener in Liverpool on Sunday night. And Klopp headed Salah wide in the 77th minute against Chelsea, preventing the 'Egyptian Pharaoh' from continuing his premier league winning streak in each of his seasons with Liverpool. Salah looked upset at the decision as he left Stamford Bridge. What did Klopp say? Asked about the decision to replace Salah and his recent "anger" and inability to continue his goalscoring record on his debut, Klopp said: "Mohamed Salah has 500 records."I don't think about his notes when making changes. He added: "We needed stability and we needed new players in the game." The game was very tough for everyone. Salah's reaction is perfectly acceptable. I don't expect a striker to jump for joy after a 1-1 game." He continued: “I don't think I've ever seen Mo (Salah) leave the stadium happy, but I'm the manager of the team and I've made the decision to move. It wasn't a decision.” against Salah personally.