The Egyptian went down clutching his left shoulder and was replaced on the half-hour mark
20:17, 26 May 2018Updated 23:28, 26 May 2018
Mo Salah left the Olympic Stadium with his left arm in a sling as he faces an anxious wait to discover whether he will be fit for the World Cup.
Salah was reduced to tears after the Liverpool star was forced off with a suspected dislocated shoulder during the Champions League final.
The Egyptian went down clutching his left shoulder after a tussle with Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos.
Salah received treatment on the pitch but attempted to play on after getting the green light from Anfield medical staff.
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Mo Salah left the ground with his arm in a sling(Image: Liverpool Echo)
Mohamed Salah falls and lands on his shoulder after a collision with Sergio Ramos(Image: Getty)
Mo Salah lays injured on the pitch(Image: Getty Images Europe)
However, the former Roma forward was unable to continue and looked visibly distraught as he trudged off the field of play moments later.
Salah was replaced by Adam Lallana on the half-hour mark before heading straight down the tunnel for further treatment, with club officials fearing their star man has suffered a dislocated shoulder.
Boss Jurgen Klopp said: “It’s a serious injury, a really serious injury.
“He is in the hospital for an X-ray. It’s either the collarbone or the shoulder itself. It doesn’t look good, that’s it.”
Salah was unable to continue despite extensive treatment(Image: Getty Images Europe)
Cristiano Ronaldo comforts Salah(Image: Getty Images Europe)
Salah struggled to hide his disappointment(Image: Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
The Egyptian looked visibly distraught as he left the pitch(Image: Getty Images Europe)
The Liverpool ace wasn't the only player making an early exit in Kiev.
Real Madrid's Dani Carvajal was also forced out of the action before the break with a hamstring problem.
The defender appeared distraught as he limped off the pitch.