Israeli player Dabour ends controversy over Liverpool membership and Mohammed Salah's stance

DUBOR (Reuters) – Israeli footballer Moanis Dabour has signed a four-year deal with the Spanish club in Seville to end the controversy over social networking sites, the prospect of joining Liverpool and speculation about the reaction of star Liverpool, Egyptian player Mohamed Salah.

"Israeli star Mounès Dabour has signed a 14 million euros contract in Seville for four years," the Arab page of the Israeli Foreign Ministry said in a tirade. A match played this season .. Congratulations! "

Several newspapers, including the British Mirror, the Spanish AS and the Jerusalem Post, have reported Liverpool's wish to include Israel Dabour, a Red Bull Salzburg professional, and that Egyptian Mohammed Salah refuses to join an Israeli player in Liverpool and that he can leave his club if the Israeli player.

While there was no official statement from Liverpool, Salah or Usbour on the possibility of signing it, the reports sparked a wave of controversy over social media. Israel commented in Arabic in a previous editorial: "We regret to see people who encourage the departure Mohammed Salah for Liverpool in case of rallying Israeli player Moanis Dabour to the team."