Ex-Egypt coach criticises Salah’s contributions to national team – ‘he should have done more’
Former Egypt boss Hassan Shehata has claimed that Mohamed Salah does not contribute enough to the national team.
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Former Egypt boss Hassan Shehata has claimed that Mohamed Salah does not contribute enough to the national team.
Mohamed Salah has achieved nothing with Egypt and must give more to his national team's cause, according to ex-Pharaohs coach Hassan Shehata. Shehata, who took charge of Egypt between 2004-11 and led them to three successive AFCON titles betwen 2006 and 2010, did not mince his words when considering Salah's contribution to his country in recent years. Ad/> Salah most recently suffered a painful AFCON final defeat to Senegal in February and then lost to the same opposition in March as his side's World Cup qualification dream went up in smoke.
Mohamed Salah has done "nothing" for the Egypt national team despite his icon status from club level performances, according to former Pharaohs boss Hassan Shehata.
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