After “ignoring” the Egyptian fan, Mohamed Salah is in opposition

And that was it Salah They are available in the stands at Anfield during matches Liverpool And Chelsea on Saturday evening, in the 36th round of the English Premier League.

Salah watched the game from the stands and around the pitch due to the injuries he has suffered in recent weeks.

Salah appeared near the bench before the game started, and greeted the Liverpool fans who had gathered in the stands.

Video footage showed Salah walking alongside fans and posing for commemorative photos, while others asked for his autograph.

The clip showed the moment a fan appeared holding a club scarf and called out to Salah, saying: “Mohamed, I’m Egyptian, I’m Egyptian.” However, Salah seemed to ignore this and walked away.

Next to a fan who called out to him and said he was Egyptian, Salah immediately stopped to sign an autograph for another fan and take a photo with an older fan.

There was a lot of controversy over this shot on social media, and several fans saw it as an insult by the Egyptian star to one of his own people.

On the other hand, some defended Salah, stressing that the shot that caused the controversy is part of a long video in which Salah is seen walking along the stands, and it does not make the shot clear, nor does it show whether Salah had any contact before or after.

The match ended 1-1, with the crowd furious at Dutch coach Arne Sloat after a series of poor results.

Salah is set to leave Liverpool at the end of this season, after a historic year with the Reds, during which he won a number of titles and titles.