Despite the record and the badge, Salah is “angry” after the Comoros game

The international stadium in Cairo experienced a state of chaos on Monday evening after the Egyptian national team ended their match with their Comoros national team, which ended in a 4-0 victory for the Pharaohs, after some fans tried to reach star Mohamed Salah and take pictures with him.

Immediately after the referee of the Egyptian national team’s match with Comoros blew the final whistle, a number of supporters who stormed the pitch ran towards the team’s star Mohamed Salah. national team of the Pharaohs and the English team of Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah appeared angry after finding himself besieged by supporters at the stadium, with no protection for him or any player in the Egyptian national team.

Salah’s anger is due to the current circumstances following the Corona virus outbreak, and what happened can cause a major crisis if a player is infected with “Covid-19”.

And what happened with Mohamed Salah after the Egypt-Comoros game could spark another crisis between the player and the Egyptian Football Association, especially as the Liverpool star had previously demanded protection special for him during his stay with the Pharaohs.

It is worth noting that Mohamed Salah’s relations with the Egyptian Football Federation experienced a major crisis during the last World Cup in Russia, after supporters went to the players’ rooms at the hotel of the residence to take commemorative photos.

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Salah competed with the Egyptian national team against the Comoros national team in the sixth and final round of qualifying for the Africa Cup of Nations final to be held in Cameroon early next year, and he has managed to score two goals for the Pharaohs, reaching his goal. No. 45 in 69 matches.

After the brace in the net against the Comoros national team, Mohamed Salah became the longtime second scorer for the Egyptian team, overtaking legend Hassan El Shazly, the former arsenal player, and successor to the legend Hossam Hassan.

The match also saw Mohammed Salah wearing the captain for the first time with the Egyptian national team, after Amr Al-Soulia, the leader of the Pharaohs, left during the match, and Mohamed Al-Nani refused to wear the badge and left it with the Liverpool star.