Important information about Mohamed Salah
The French newspaper "John Afrique" published a report in which it presented ten information to know about the Egyptian international star, Mohamed Salah.
On April 22, the Liverpool star won the Premier League Player of the Year award, and the premise of winning the Ballon d'Or did not exclude.
The newspaper said in its report translated by "Arabi 21," that the player's beginnings in the Egyptian championship was in the ranks of the Arab Contractors Sports Club, which is a team submerged compared to both Zamalek and Al-Ahly, the giants of Egyptian football.
"First of all, Mohamed Salah was born in 1992, and comes from a modest family living in the town of the Nile Delta."
He started his career in Cairo within the Arab Contractors Club, which represented an opportunity for Salah to develop from his performance until 2012.
Secondly, between 2014 and 2015, Salah made the move to Chelsea, but he needed the bench. Later, he was loaned out to Roma, where his talent was discovered.
With the move to Liverpool in June 2017, in a deal worth around 42 million euros, the Egyptian player's talent for the world exploded, scoring 31 goals for the Reds.
Thirdly, the newspaper pointed out that Mohamed Salah has made his reputation in Egypt unprecedented, knowing that he is a religious person does not appear much in public and does not engage in religious or political issues. As for his veiled wife, she has never appeared in public.
Fourthly, the BBC regarded Salah as an "antidote" against the poisons of Islamophobia in the UK.
This coincided with the spread of a video in which a Liverpool fan showed: "If Salah scores other goals, I will convert to Islam too."
Fifthly, the newspaper said, the Arab world has been inflamed with enthusiasm thanks to Mohamed Salah, and it has reached the point that his country exempted him from military service.
On April 22, the Egyptian star was awarded the title of best player in the English league, which led many of his followers on his Twitter account, numbering four million, to congratulate him for this title, including the Lebanese star Yara.
Sixth, the newspaper talked about the sharp intelligence of Mohammed Salah. During 2013, his team was preparing to face the Israeli club Maccabi Haifa, and the club's management asked him to respect the protocol of shaking hands with opponents.
But Salah knew very well that it would anger the Arab public towards him. At the right time, Salah pulled out of the line where the rest of his players stand, and go to the pitch to change his shoes. The Egyptian star had left another pair of shoes off the pitch so that he could withdraw, thus avoiding shaking hands with Israeli players.
The newspaper said seventh that Mohamed Salah is a close associate of the former Egyptian Al-Ahly star, Mohamed Abu Trika, who currently resides in Qatar.
Eighth, the newspaper talked about the crisis between Salah and the Egyptian Union, which used the image of Liverpool's top scorer and installed on the plane of the national team of Egypt, which will take the team's mission to Russia to participate in the next World Cup.
The picture was part of an announcement by an Egyptian telecom company competing with Vodafone, which has a contract with Mohamed Salah.
Days later, the Egyptian government promised to intervene to solve the problem, noting that Mohamed Salah has allowed the publication of pictures of him used by the government in the service of awareness campaigns on women's freedom and combating drug abuse.
Ninth, the newspaper revealed Salah's relationship with his fellow Liverpool club Senegal striker Sadio Mane. Several questions have been raised about the relationship between the two players, are they friends or adversaries? The two stars have often talked about how close they are through Instagram.
In conclusion, the newspaper said that Mohamed Salah is popular in Egypt.
