'Never doubt the commitment of Mo Salah' - Liverpool defend star after Egypt criticism
Liverpool have leapt to the defence of Mohamed Salah after the injured Egypt captain's commitment to his country was called into question back home.
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Liverpool have leapt to the defence of Mohamed Salah after the injured Egypt captain's commitment to his country was called into question back home.
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Liverpool and Egypt forward Mohamed Salah is expected to return to play in three to four weeks if there are no setbacks in his recovery from injury, the Premier League side's assistant manager Pepijn Lijnders said on Tuesday (Jan 23).
ABIDJAN : Goalkeeper Mohamed El Shenawy became the latest Egypt player to be sidelined from the Africa Cup of Nations after picking up an injury on Monday.
Liverpool's assistant manager Pep Lijnders has insisted Mohamed Salah's commitment should never be doubted after his imminent return from the Africa Cup of Nations to have treatment on a hamstring injury provoked criticism.
Equatorial Guinea pulled off one of the most stunning results in Africa Cup of Nations history on Monday by thrashing hosts Ivory Coast 4-0 to win Group A and secure a last-16 place. They were joined in the knock-out phase by Nigeria, surprise Group B table-toppers Cape Verde and record seven-time champions Egypt. Nigeria beat Guinea-Bissau 1-0 to finish runners-up behind Equatorial Guinea and a dramatic 2-2 draw between Cape Verde and Egypt took both through.
Diogo Jota is confident Premier League leaders Liverpool can sustain their quest for silverware in the absence of a host of star names following his second-half brace at Bournemouth.
Mohamed Salah's hamstring injury is more serious than initially thought and the Egypt captain could miss the rest of his team's Africa Cup of Nations campaign, manager Rui Vitoria said.