CAIRO, Egypt (Reuters) - Egypt and Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah have sparked a storm of
controversy over comments he made in the past hours at a media conference that he is naturally under pressure because he has reached an Egyptian, Arab and African star
Salah's statements were particularly harsh after he spoke about the social networking sites and some comments on his level, stressing that he was no longer affected by the pressures of the media media, which angered some observers and described Salah's remarks as carrying some vanity while the Egyptian star expressed surprise at this attack
The controversy was raised about the question of achieving Salah unless an Egyptian and African player achieved it, which is revealed in the following report:
Winning the English Premier League
Mohamed Salah had a previous experience with Chelsea when he joined in January 2014 from Basel, with the nomination of Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho
Salah did not participate regularly and sat down substitute and left in January 2015 to Fiorentina, but in the history of Salah, he was one of the elements of Chelsea, which won the English Premier League season 2014-2015, despite the lack of his posts, which amounted to only 3 games
Salah is still fighting for Liverpool in the Premier League this season after the Reds failed to compete strongly last season. But have Arab players ever won the Premiership title? This question, which makes Salah in an embarrassing situation, because it reveals the first gaps in his statement that he arrived unless an Arab player reaches him, Algeria's Riad Mehrez crowned his former Leicester City Premier League title 2015-2016 season
What about Africans? Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba won the English Premier League title with Chelsea four times and was the top scorer in the Blues. Salomon Kalou also won the Premiership title with Chelsea in the 2009/2010 season, along with Ghanaian Michael Essien, who won twice alongside Nigerian John Obi Mikel. Another Ivorian, Yaya Toure, The English Premier League with Manchester City 3 times also won his brother Colo Toure with the title of the season 2011 - 20
Cameroon striker Laurent Itamy was crowned with the 2001-2002 and 2003-2004 seasons alongside Nigerian legend Nwanko Kanu, who also won the two seasons. South Africa also won Quentin Fortune with Manchester United in the 2002-03 season
Coronation in the Champions League
Mohamed Salah was close to winning the Champions League title with Liverpool but lost in the final against Real Madrid
Arab stars have won the Champions League title, led by Algerian star Rabah Magar, who won the championship with Porto in 1987 and Morocco's Ashraf Hakimi crowned Real Madrid with the 2017-2018 European title
Ivorian duo Didier Drogba and Salomon Kalou also won with Ghanaian Michael Essien and Nigerian John Obi Mikel in the Champions League 2012 with Chelsea. Cameroon's Samuel Eto'o also won the title with Barcelona two times alongside Inter. Mali Seydou Keita, South African Benny McCarthy,Cameroonian Jeremy, Nigerian Kano and Ghanaian Obedi Pele
The top scorer of the Premiership and the title of the best
Salah remains the only Egyptian and Arab player to win the Premier League top scorer from 1992-1993 until now but is not the only African. This award has been won by Ivorian Didier Drogba twice
Salah also won the title of the best player in England and also won the Riyad Mehrez and also awarded Salah Puskas Award for the best goal, the first Egyptian, Arab and African player to win the award, was also nominated for the best award by the International Federation and won third place and won the gold ball on the African continent Star Liberian George Wia
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