Mo Salah breaks silence without actually saying anything after Liverpool refer him to police

The post is Salah's first since being recorded using his phone while driving

It is a day since Mohamed Salah was referred to police by his employers, Liverpool Football Club, after being recorded using his phone while driving by a supporter. The incident reportedly took place shortly after Liverpool's 4-0 Premier League win against West Ham United on Sunday, in which Salah scored his side's opening goal. The video, which can be seen below, appears to show Salah driving slowly through traffic while his car is surrounded by supporters asking for autographs. After referring the Egyptian international to Merseyside Police, Liverpool released a statement on the matter: "The club, after discussion with the player, have made Merseyside Police aware of the footage and the circumstances surrounding it's capture. We have spoken to the player also and will deal with any follow-up internally. Neither the club or player will be making any further comment on this matter," a spokesperson said. https://twitter.com/POTN00DLEFRING/status/1029057968627695621 https://twitter.com/MerPolCC/status/1028982562939707397 Salah had himself remained quiet on the matter and hadn't posted on social media between Sunday evening and much of Monday. On Monday night however the PFA Player of the Year did take to social media, posting an image of himself running at speed on Twitter. https://twitter.com/MoSalah/status/1029122348513939456 The post has provoked outpourings of support from Liverpool supporters and Egyptian fans. https://twitter.com/VintageSalah/status/1029122803176488961 https://twitter.com/lfc_belaraby/status/1029122850572169216 https://twitter.com/lfc_belaraby/status/1029122870302126080 https://twitter.com/NabyRole/status/1029123059603660801 https://twitter.com/castleofthekop/status/1029124925741838336