Footballers Who Don’t Speak To Each Other.

SADIO MANE VS MOHAMMED SALAH (LIVERPOOL)

Both Liverpool forwards had issues with each other during there campaign last season, Salah who is the goal machine while Mané the engine room that makes things happen. Salah who always want to have his name on scores sheet even when the chance of scoring is so low and available teammates are open to make use of the opportunity but No, the Egyptian will rather try his luck and it continued until Mané broke his silence about Salah not wanting to release passes whenever he gets to the opponent yard while Mané do release pass to him.

Much worse for Mohamed Salah and a miffed Sadio Mané – as these feuding colleagues from footballing history aptly demonstrate.

ZLATAN IBRAHIMOVIC VS RAFAEL VAN DER VAART (AJAX)

Ibrahimović and Van Der Vaart both played for Ajax club side but had a bitter argument when Netherlands and Sweden has an international friendly match in 2004, Van Der Vaart sustained an ankle injury and accused Zlatan of being responsible.

Zlatan response was that "I didn’t injure you on purpose, and you know that," Ibra retorted. "And if you accuse me again I’ll break both your legs - and that time it will be on purpose.” Charming.

TEDDY SHERINGHAM VS ANDY COLE (MANCHESTER UNITED/ENGLAND)

The two famous English footballer had bad blood for each other.

Cole narrates "I walked onto the pitch, 60,000 or so watching," Cole talked of his England debut against Uruguay in 1995. "Sheringham is coming off. I expect a brief handshake, a 'Good luck, Coley', something. I'm ready to shake. He snubs me. He actively snubs me, for no reason I was ever aware of then or since."

Ever since that incident both of them never said a word to one another off the pitch, despite a decent chemistry on it. Gary Pallister, who also played for Manchester United once remarked to Cole: "I know you don't speak to Teddy and he doesn't speak to you, but at least you play well together." Just count the medals, lads.

MAURO ICARDI VS MAXI LOPEZ (SAMPDORIA)

Mauro Icardi and Maxi Lopez both playing for Sampdoria back then and both Argentinian, used to be colleagues until there relationship hit the rock, when one marry the ex wife of the other.

The media took the story up and Icardi had to break his silence "Everyone speaks about the Wanda issue without knowing the truth,"

"When I started with her, I played alongside Diego Milito, [Javier] Zanetti, [Esteban] Cambiasso, [Walter] Samuel and they all knew the story because I told them.

"I was a friend of the couple, an acquaintance, and it was all very normal. After that, Wanda split up and we kept in contact, and it just happened.

"I fell in love, that's something you should judge solely on its own merits. But [López] was not my best friend, nothing like that. We were colleagues in Sampdoria, nothing else."

Icardi continues "Unfortunately these things happen, it depends on the ignorance of certain people," Icardi said afterwards. "I gave my hand; I am polite.” His brief attempt to take the moral high ground was quickly undone when he got a tattoo of Lopez's children on his arm. Not cool.

JENS LEHMANN VS OLIVER KAHN (GERMANY)

It’s all happened when Lehmann and Kahn battle for the Germany’s first shirt, with Kahn’s incredible form, he was given the no 1 shirt.

Kahn made fun of Lehmann after Manuel Almunia was named no 1 goal keeper for Arsenal and Lehmann was no 2.

Lehmann was angry at both Kahn and Almunia because he was both stripped off the top spot both at club sides and country sides.

Almunia knew Lehman was not happy with his position and told the press in a interview "Every morning I wake up I know it's going to be the same. I've had to put up with it every day since he was out of the team and even before then. I wake up and I know what it's going to be like. But I don't care about him any more. He can say what he likes."

JOHN TERRY VS WAYNE BRIDGE (ENGLAND)

Terry and Bridge both played for Chelsea as defenders, before Bridge moves to Manchester City.

Things got sour when former Chelsea Skipper has an affair with Bridge’s ex-girlfriend (Vanessa Perroncel) who had a son for him.

When City and Chelsea meet in 2010, they both snub each other and refuses to shake hands.

Bridge said “The most disappointing aspect of it all is that I’m probably more famous for not shaking someone’s hand than I am for playing football,” he said.

“I get abuse walking down the street now and I let it go in one ear and out the other. It’s a handshake after all, nothing more.”