Mohamed Salah closes his accounts on social networking sites after a "mysterious"

The Egyptian team and the Liverpool team have closed their accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for social networks.

"The 2019 decision: the time is up to the actual communication," he said, a few hours after Englishman Liverpool's Englishman posted a tweet on his Twitter account in English.

Social network users wondered why Salah had taken this step, especially since he was active in interacting with social media platforms.

No explanation or explanation has been given for the letter published by Salah.

Access to a Twitter account and Facebook is "impossible" because the account appears to have been deleted or the page was not found.

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Salah recently faced criticism and accusations of deliberately falling into the penalty box to get a penalty.

Salah is currently the top scorer in the English Premier League with 16 goals and played an important role in Liverpool's arrival at the top of the table in the English Premier League at four points from Manchester City.

Earlier this month, Salah won the African Footballer Award in 2018, becoming the first Egyptian and Arab player to win the award twice in a row.

Salah also won the BBC 's Best Player of the Year Award for 2018.