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Mohamed Salah, the talisman of Liverpool and Egypt, could be out for just one month according to his agent, which would leave him out of the rest of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) and several key matches for his club.
Salah left Egypt’s match against Ghana before half-time due to what he described as a “post-muscle injury”.
On Sunday, Liverpool announced that the 31-year-old would return from Ivory Coast, where he represented Egypt at AFCON, to undergo a remedy with the aim of returning to the pharaohs if they manage to make it past the last 16 of the competition. .
This positive plan, at least according to Ramy Abbas Issa, now turns out to have suffered a primary setback.
On his private account on X (formerly Twitter), the agent wrote: “Mohamed’s injury is more serious than previously thought and he will be out for 21-28 days, not two games.
“His most productive chance of competing in the current AFCON is to go through extensive rehab in the UK and sign up for the team as soon as he is fit. “
PA News has reached out to Liverpool for comment.
An Egyptian FA statement, posted on Liverpool’s official website on Sunday evening, read: “After additional examinations were conducted on Mohamed Salah during the last hours, and after communication between the national team’s medical staff and his counterpart at Liverpool FC, it was decided that the player will return to England after the Cape Verde match tomorrow to complete his treatment, with the hope that he will join the national team in the semi-final of the AFCON if we qualify.”