After an opaque tweet .. Salah raises controversy by removing his accounts on the communication sites

LONDON (Reuters) – Liverpool's decision to close some of its pages on social networking sites, including Facebook and Twitter, has sparked controversy.

"Twitter's decision in 2019 is the time for true communication," Salah said on Twitter, after which he would close his Facebook and Twitter pages.

"Mohammed Salah closed his account on Twitter, and it's a correct decision, hoping to follow in his footsteps and get out of the media in general," she said on Twitter.

"Social networking sites have become like cold wars among all, seeking calm and getting away from this world is the right decision, and that's what Mohammed Salah has chosen."

Salah has been living in great pressure lately, after some have launched a major campaign, particularly in England, calling diver and actor, because of the beatings he was getting.

Salah is currently one of the best players in the world and may have decided to delete his accounts to focus more on his Liverpool club in the coming period, especially because the Reds are leading the standings of the Premier League, in the pursuit of Manchester City, seeking to win the first title after a long absence. Since 1989

(New Arab)