Egypt: Concern for Salah, but Hope Remains for the World Cup

Author: Merveille WeloPublished on: April 26, 2026Country: Egypt

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Egypt: Concern for Salah, but Hope Remains for the World Cup

Mohamed Salah sustained a muscle tear during a match between Liverpool and Crystal Palace, leading to an estimated four-week absence. Despite this injury, Egypt's national team director, Ibrahim Hassan, reassured fans that Salah will be present for the 2026 World Cup. Salah will begin a specific treatment protocol to return to 100% capacity before the competition starts.

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