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WWE events are always full of surprises, from high-flying action in the ring to unexpected moments in the crowd.

Fans bring creative signs to make their voices heard, whether it’s supporting their favorite wrestlers or sending messages beyond the world of wrestling.

This was the case at the O2 Arena in London, where WWE’s latest show had an unexpected crossover with football.

As the WWE Tag Team Championship holders, The Street Profits, made their way to the ring, cameras panned across the energetic crowd.

Among the sea of signs and banners, one stood out – a message not for the wrestlers, but for a footballer.

It was a clear sign that football rivalries and transfer drama don’t just stay in stadiums.

Liverpool fans have had a lot to think about recently.

The uncertainty around key players has created tension, and supporters are looking for ways to make their voices heard.

And what better place to do it than a packed WWE event with millions watching worldwide?

Sign spotted at WWE’s show at the O2 in London

As the camera zoomed in on Montez Ford, a fan’s sign became visible in the background.

It read, “Renew Mo Salah.”

Alongside it were the words “YNWA” and “20x” next to a Premier League title symbol.

The message was clear – Liverpool fans want their star player to stay.

With ongoing contract discussions, it’s no surprise that emotions are running high.

The thought of Trent Alexander-Arnold leaving on a free transfer is already worrying, and, even though not every fan is worried about Alexander-Arnold leaving on a free, one thing or the other still weighs on the minds of Anfield faithful.

The possibility of another key departure is even more concerning.

Liverpool fans are probably checking their phones every second for updates on whether their star man has signed a new contract and are clearly trying to spread the message in any way possible.

Football crosses into different worlds, and this WWE event was proof.

Now, Liverpool fans wait to see if their message was loud enough to be heard at Anfield.

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