Liverpool striker Salah issued a statement on Twitter, questioning the Egyptian Football Association’s continued disregard for his letter, and his conflict with the Football Association seems to continue.
Earlier, the Egyptian striker publicly accused the Egyptian Football Association of infringement of the right to portrait, but never received a response. This time, Salah said on social media: “In general, the National Football Association is solving problems for the players and making them more comfortable.
But I saw the opposite phenomenon here. The Egyptian Football Association ignored my The news and my lawyer’s letter, this is very abnormal. I don’t know why this is the case, you have no time to reply to me?”
Salah’s agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, wrote on social media: “We want to be assured from the Football Association that Salah will consider his health while playing for the national team, and hope that the violation of the right to portrait will no longer happen. That’s all. They have to respond.”