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In an interview with CNN, Egyptian and international football star Mohamed Salah denied his involvement in solving the crisis of his Egyptian teammate Amr Warda, who was accused of sexual harassment during the last African Nations and African Nations Championship. having been excluded from the national team for several matches. .
Salah was widely criticized on social networks in June when he wrote a tweet about the crisis: "We have to believe in the second opportunity … to lead and teach. is not the solution, "he wrote.
Salah, during an interview Monday about his intervention to bring Warda back into the team, said: "Of course not (I did not intervene), I'm not the head of the team. team, manager or coach, adding to the introduction "Believe me .. If you were so strong, I would have changed a lot of things".
"What I wanted to say is that it has already happened and is happening now, that he needs treatment or rehabilitation to make sure it does not happen again," he said. he declared.
The Liverpool star confirmed that his position in the women's defense "remains the same, people have misunderstood what I said."
On June 26, the Egyptian Football Federation announced that Warda, 25, had been banned from the team after being convicted of sexual harassment that sparked controversy on social media. The final prize of the tournament is due to the pressure exerted by his teammates, including Salah.
The Salah interview sparked mixed reactions on social media between rejection and support.
"Salah's remarks are unsuccessful but expected after the players have supported the stalker, there is no answer to say because the subject is broken," wrote a user on Twitter. "Unfortunately, Salah is reaping the rewards of an error that he has committed and I hope he is convinced that he is wrong."
"When he goes to England, he takes the position of the English in defense of women's rights and when he comes to Egypt, he takes the position of the Egyptians when they say that a child wrong and give him a second chance, "she writes.
"As what he said deserved to be criticized, he uttered words that deserve to be praised and at least trying to clean up his system of corruption," he said. -she writes.
This is the first time that the Liverpool star has been talking about this crisis since the end of the continental tournament organized by Egypt between June 21 and July 19 and which crowned Algeria after attending to a disappointing performance of the Pharaohs.
For his part, the former Vice President of the Football Association, Ahmed Schubert, surprised everyone with the comments of the channel "MBC Egypt" released Monday night in response to what he had said to in this regard, and said "tweet (Salah)", drafted in coordination with the president of the Football Association, to prepare the public opinion to return. A rose
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