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Mohamed Salah Hamed Mahrous Ghaly is an Egyptian professional footballer who plays as a right winger for Süper Lig club Trabzonspor and captains the Egypt national team. He is widely regarded as one of the best players of his generation and one of the greatest wingers of all time. Dubbed the "Egyptian King", he is the all-time top foreign goalscorer in the Premier League and the all-time top Afric…
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Egyptian footballer (born 1992) · association football player · also Mohamed Salah, Mohamed Salah Hamed Mahrous Ghaly, Mo Salah, Salah
Born 15 June 1992 · Q1354960
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Mshale: Argentina Vs Egypt Preview |🔥Can Mo Salah & Egypt Challenge Messi & Argentina? Pre-Match Analysis Porter Martone (zYy3TXBb1s)
Tribuna.com: Mohamed Salah entra en la historia del Trabzonspor: primer extranjero en 25 años con cuatro goles en tres titularidades
Transfermarkt: Mohamed Salah
beIN SPORTS: Mohamed Salah aplasta un récord de 25 años de antigüedad con Trabzonspor y hace historia en la Süper Lig
Goal: A second absence: has Mohamed Salah bid farewell to the Ballon d'Or dream for good?
Goal: Segunda ausencia: ¿se ha despedido Mohamed Salah para siempre del sueño del Balón de Oro?
Liverpool Echo: Mohamed Salah's 'mixed feelings', heartfelt Liverpool reunion and history made in Turkey
Goal: ¡El rey egipcio en Turquía! Mohamed Salah pulveriza un récord de 25 años mientras la leyenda del Liverpool hace historia con el Trabzonspor en medio de un comienzo irregular
Liverpool Echo: Liverpool have already signed perfect Mohamed Salah replacement - 'The full package'
roundtable.io: Mohamed Salah Makes "Mixed Feelings" Liverpool Reunion Admission After Trabzonspor Move
GOAL: Egyptian King in Turkey! Mohamed Salah shatters 25-year record as Liverpool legend makes history with Trabzonspor amid rocky start
turkish-football.com: Mohamed Salah Sets Historic Record at Trabzonspor with Sensational Super Lig Start - turkish-football.com
turkish-football.com: Mohamed Salah Admits Facing Liverpool Would Be "Tricky" as He Opens Up on Emotional Exit - turkish-football.com
turkish-football.com: Mohamed Salah Shines with Goal and Assist as Trabzonspor Demolish Gençlerbirliği 5–0 - turkish-football.com
Liverpool Echo: Mohamed Salah achieves 25-year first in Trabzonspor thrashing as Liverpool legend shines
This Is Anfield: Mo Salah addresses possibility of facing Liverpool before retiring
beIN SPORTS: Mohamed Salah vive una semana redonda dentro y fuera de la cancha
beIN SPORTS: Mohamed Salah Enjoys a Perfect Week On and Off the Pitch
readliverpoolfc.com: Liverpool’s perfect Mohamed Salah successor told he could leave in 2027
Daily Express: Mohamed Salah makes history in Turkey already just days after family announcement
Canal Showsport: Mohamed Salah: "Personalmente, no creo que a Egipto le robaran el partido" septiembre 2026
YSscores: Mohamed Salah brilla con 5 contribuciones en 3 partidos
Flashscore UK: Mohamed Salah admits 'tricky situation' over future Liverpool reunion
beIN SPORTS: Why Is Mohamed Salah’s Scoring Impact in the Turkish Süper Lig Making Trabzonspor Dream Big?
Tribal Football: Waddle admits Mohamed Salah will struggle in Turkey: Time is catching up with him!
“It used to drive me crazy before. Some stuff is not in your hands so you give up in that direction. When you go to work, you remind yourself what you want to achieve in the season so it drives you to work harder. I”
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Egypt Independent: When and where to watch Mohamed Salah’s first Trabzonspor match
صوت الإمارات: Nunez is close to joining Trabzonspor to play alongside Mohamed Salah again
thenationalnews.com: Which former Liverpool teammate could join Mohamed Salah at Trabzonspor?
247Sports: Mohamed Salah Releases Statement Following Liverpool Loss - Scoreline
Goal: ¿Superará la barrera de los 200 millones? El Trabzonspor estaría trabajando en el próximo bombazo del mercado y habría llegado a un acuerdo con un excompañero de Mohamed Salah
TRT World: Egypt's top diplomat thanks Türkiye for 'warm welcome' to Mohamed Salah
Rush The Kop: Mohamed Salah Is reuniting with an unlikely former teammate at Trabzonspor
Yahoo Sports: Mohamed Salah could be denied European spotlight by former Liverpool team-mate
Goal: “One of the other offers was four times as much”: What lies behind Mohamed Salah’s spectacular transfer
Goal: «Una de las otras ofertas era cuatro veces más alta»: qué hay detrás del espectacular traspaso de Mohamed Salah
aol.com: Mohamed Salah desata la euforia en Estambul mientras se acerca a fichar por Trabzonspor
Vietnam.vn: Mohamed Salah deja el Liverpool para fichar por el Trabzonspor.
beIN SPORTS: Why Mohamed Salah joined Trabzonspor in the Turkish Super Lig
MARCA: ¡Mohamed Salah no pierde el toque!
Goal: ¿El próximo Mohamed Salah? Por qué el heredero a la corona del Rey Egipcio no estará bajo «presión» mientras la leyenda del Liverpool John Barnes reacciona a la decisión del Trabzonspor
Goal: 8 habitaciones, 6 baños y un cine: Mohamed Salah vivirá como un rey en un palacio en Turquía
beIN SPORTS: Las razones por las que Mohamed Salah fichó con el Trabzonspor de la Superliga de Turquía
Goal: Official statement: beIN SPORTS settles its position on Mohamed Salah's matches
Goal: Comunicado oficial: beIN SPORTS aclara su postura sobre los partidos de Mohamed Salah
Goal: El acuerdo está cerrado: Lukaku sigue los pasos de Mohamed Salah
Goal: The deal is done: Lukaku follows in Mohamed Salah's footsteps
Goal: Are Mohamed Salah's origins Turkish? Researcher reopens the "mysterious roots" file
Goal: ¿Son turcos los orígenes de Mohamed Salah? Un investigador reabre el expediente de las «raíces misteriosas»
OneFootball: Lukaku al Fenerbahçe tras seguir a Mohamed Salah a Turquía
TRT World: Mohamed Salah's memes speak Syrian. But the real story lies in Turkish soap operas.
thenationalnews.com: Top Arab player salaries 2026/27: Mohamed Salah and Omar Marmoush lead the way
Public attention spiked: 54,840 Wikipedia readers in one day, 5.2× the usual 10,635, with 27 article edits. Editors noted: You don’t need the template anymore now that his transfer has been completed.
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Public attention spiked: 54,840 Wikipedia readers in one day, 5.1× the usual 10,686, with 27 article edits. Editors noted: You don’t need the template anymore now that his transfer has been completed.
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Public attention spiked: 54,840 Wikipedia readers in one day, 5.3× the usual 10,372, with 27 article edits. Coverage that week: “Mohamed Salah to earn upwards of £14.5m per season in two-year Trabzonspor deal” (The Guardian).
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Public attention spiked: 198,976 Wikipedia readers in one day, 18.7× the usual 10,635, with 10 article edits. Editors noted: Second World Cup
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Public attention spiked: 198,976 Wikipedia readers in one day, 19.2× the usual 10,372, with 10 article edits. Editors noted: Second World Cup
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Public attention spiked: 198,976 Wikipedia readers in one day, 18.6× the usual 10,686, with 10 article edits. Editors noted: Second World Cup
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Public attention spiked: 207,958 Wikipedia readers in one day, 19.5× the usual 10,686, with 9 article edits. Editors noted: MOS:GEOLINK. Undid revision 1360899892 by Omar Abdelrahman2002 (talk)
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Public attention spiked: 207,958 Wikipedia readers in one day, 19.6× the usual 10,635, with 9 article edits. Editors noted: MOS:GEOLINK. Undid revision 1360899892 by Omar Abdelrahman2002 (talk)
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Public attention spiked: 207,958 Wikipedia readers in one day, 20.1× the usual 10,372, with 9 article edits. Editors noted: MOS:GEOLINK. Undid revision 1360899892 by Omar Abdelrahman2002 (talk)
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Public attention spiked: 37,555 Wikipedia readers in one day, 3.5× the usual 10,686, with 2 article edits. Editors noted: International Stat update
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Public attention spiked: 37,555 Wikipedia readers in one day, 3.6× the usual 10,372, with 2 article edits. Editors noted: International Stat update
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Public attention spiked: 37,555 Wikipedia readers in one day, 3.5× the usual 10,635, with 2 article edits. Editors noted: International Stat update
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Public attention spiked: 142,191 Wikipedia readers in one day, 13.3× the usual 10,686, with 12 article edits. Editors noted: groups everywhere or nowhere
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Public attention spiked: 142,191 Wikipedia readers in one day, 13.7× the usual 10,372, with 12 article edits. Editors noted: groups everywhere or nowhere
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Public attention spiked: 142,191 Wikipedia readers in one day, 13.4× the usual 10,635, with 12 article edits. Editors noted: groups everywhere or nowhere
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Public attention spiked: 100,215 Wikipedia readers in one day, 9.4× the usual 10,686, with 3 article edits. Editors noted: Senior 2026 World Cup opener
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Public attention spiked: 100,215 Wikipedia readers in one day, 9.4× the usual 10,635, with 3 article edits. Editors noted: Senior 2026 World Cup opener
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Public attention spiked: 100,215 Wikipedia readers in one day, 9.7× the usual 10,372, with 3 article edits. Editors noted: Senior 2026 World Cup opener
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Played for Trabzonspor (2026) — 0 appearances, 0 goals.
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Salah was listed on the 2026 Sunday Times Tax List as one of the United Kingdom's top taxpayers, with an estimated 2025 tax bill of £14.5 million.
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Won award: Premier League Playmaker of the Season (2024–25).
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Won: Premier League with Liverpool (2024–25).
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Runner-up: EFL Cup with Liverpool (2024–25).
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Runner-up: FA Community Shield with Liverpool (2025).
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Won award: Premier League Player of the Month (February 2025).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (February 2025).
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Won award: PFA Players' Player of the Year (2024–25).
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Won award: FWA Footballer of the Year (2024–25).
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Won award: Premier League Golden Boot (2024–25).
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Won award: Premier League Player of the Season (2024–25).
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Won award: PFA Premier League Team of the Year (2024–25).
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Won award: Liverpool Players' Player of the Season (2024–25).
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Won award: IFFHS World Men's Player of the Month (January 2025).
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That "Edward Said's book, titled "Orientalism", laid out how Western cultures have long represented the East through a prism of exoticism, as something admirable but fundamentally foreign, to be observed but not truly em
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Became Liverpool's third-highest goalscorer in the club's history behind Roger Hunt and Ian Rush
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Won award: Premier League Player of the Month (November 2024).
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Won: EFL Cup with Liverpool (2023–24).
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Won award: IFFHS CAF Men's Team of The Year (2024).
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Won award: CAF Team of the Year (2024).
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Won award: BBC Goal of the Month (November 2024).
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Won award: Liverpool Players' Player of the Season (2023–24).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (November 2024).
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Campaign: 2024–2025: Record-breaking Premier League election.
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Won award: IFFHS CAF Men's Team of The Year (2023).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (October 2023).
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Won award: CAF Team of the Year (2023).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (September 2023).
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Won award: Premier League Player of the Month (October 2023).
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Won award: Liverpool Goal of the Season (2022–23).
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Won award: FSA Player of the Year (2023).
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Salah became Liverpool's all-time top goalscorer in the history of the Premier League, and also became the fifth player to score 200 goals for the club
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fact checker rated the claim “According to the Spanish newspaper El Diario, football player Mohamed Salah might face sanctions from the Football Association for his stance against homosexuality.” fake.
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Won the English FA Community Shield with Liverpool (2022).
Won the English FA Cup with Liverpool (2021-2022).
Won the English Football League Cup with Liverpool (2021-2022).
Won: EFL Cup with Liverpool (2021–22).
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Won award: PFA Fans' Player of the Year (2021–22).
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Won award: Liverpool Players' Player of the Season (2021–22).
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Won award: ESM Team of the Year (2021–22).
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Won award: PFA Premier League Team of the Year (2021–22).
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Won award: Premier League Goal of the Season (2021–22).
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Won award: Premier League Playmaker of the Season (2021–22).
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Won award: Liverpool Goal of the Season (2021–22).
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Won award: Premier League Golden Boot (2021–22).
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Won award: IFFHS CAF Men's Team of The Year (2022).
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Won award: FWA Footballer of the Year (2021–22).
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Won award: PFA Players' Player of the Year (2021–22).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (February 2022).
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Runner-up: UEFA Champions League with Liverpool (2021–22).
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Won: FA Community Shield with Liverpool (2022).
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Won: FA Cup with Liverpool (2021–22).
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fact checker rated the claim “My goals are beautiful, but my country's president's goals are more beautiful, Mohamed Salah told the BBC.” fake.
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fact checker rated the claim “A statement by Mo Salah uncovers a plot against the Algerian national team, forcing Algeria out of the Cameroon-hosted Afcon 2021.” fake.
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fact checker rated the claim “The photo shows Mo Salah crying on air over his national teams loss to Nigeria in the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon 2021).” misleading.
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fact checker rated the claim “Mo Salah will leave the Egyptian national team playing in Cameroon to attend the FIFA prize-awarding ceremony for the worlds best player.” fake.
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BOOM Fact Check rated the claim “Photo shows Mohammed Salah signing a new contract with Liverpool.” False.
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AFP Fact Check rated the claim “Image shows Liverpool’s Salah renewing his contract” Misleading.
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fact checker rated the claim “A photo shows a statue of Mohamed Salah in the UK.” fake.
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Won award: PFA Premier League Team of the Year (2020–21).
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Won award: IFFHS Best CAF Men's Player of the Year (2021).
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Won award: PFA Fans' Player of the Year (2020–21).
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Won award: Golden Foot (2021).
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Won award: Liverpool Players' Player of the Season (2020–21).
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Won award: Laureus Sporting Inspiration Award (2021).
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Won award: IFFHS CAF Men's Team of The Year (2021).
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Won award: Premier League Goal of the Month (October 2021).
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Won award: Premier League Goal of the Month (January 2021).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (October 2021).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (September 2021).
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Won award: Premier League Player of the Month (October 2021).
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Won award: Africa Cup of Nations Team of the Tournament (2021).
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Won award: BBC Goal of the Month (October 2021).
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Won award: BBC Goal of the Month (January 2021).
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Runner-up: Africa Cup of Nations with Egypt (2021).
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Won award: FSA Player of the Year (2021).
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Won award: IFFHS CAF Men's Team of The Year (2020).
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Won: Premier League with Liverpool (2019–20).
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Runner-up: FA Community Shield with Liverpool (2020).
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Won award: IFFHS Best CAF Men's Player of the Decade (2020).
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Won award: IFFHS CAF Men's Team of the Decade (2020).
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They welcomed a second daughter, Kayan, in 2020.
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India Today rated the claim “International soccer stars Cristiano Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Mohamed Salah show solidarity with Gaza by bandaging an eye.” Mostly false.
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Won: UEFA Super Cup with Liverpool (2019).
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Won award: Premier League Golden Boot (2018–19).
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Won award: CAF Team of the Year (2019).
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Won award: Time 100 (2019).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (January 2019).
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Won: FIFA Club World Cup with Liverpool (2019).
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Won award: Liverpool Goal of the Season (2018–19).
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Won: UEFA Champions League with Liverpool (2018–19).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (April 2019).
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Won award: BBC Goal of the Month (April 2019).
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Won award: FIFA Club World Cup Golden Ball (2019).
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Won award: BBC Goal of the Month (September 2019).
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From December 2019 and unto following years, Salah became infamous on social media for posting yearly photos of himself celebrating the Christmas season with his family, eliciting mixed reactions each year.
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Another GQ photoshoot with Brazilian model Alessandra Ambrosio caused him some criticism in the Islamic world
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Won the African Footballer of the Year with Liverpool (2018).
Won award: PFA Fans' Player of the Year (2017–18).
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Won award: UEFA Champions League Squad of the Season (2017–18).
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Won award: ESM Team of the Year (2017–18).
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Won award: Onze d'Argent (2017–18).
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Won award: FIFA Puskás Award (2018).
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Won award: FSA Player of the Year (2018).
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Runner-up: UEFA Champions League with Liverpool (2017–18).
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Awarded Onze d'Or (2018).
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Won award: BBC Goal of the Month (February 2018).
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Won award: El Heddaf Arab Footballer of the Year (2018).
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Won award: CAF Team of the Year (2018).
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Won award: Premier League Player of the Month (February 2018).
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Won award: Premier League Player of the Month (March 2018).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (February 2018).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (March 2018).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (December 2018).
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Won award: BBC African Footballer of the Year (2018).
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Won award: African Footballer of the Year (2018).
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Won award: PFA Players' Player of the Year (2017–18).
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Won award: FWA Footballer of the Year (2017–18).
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Won award: Premier League Golden Boot (2017–18).
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Won award: Premier League Player of the Season (2017–18).
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Won award: PFA Premier League Team of the Year (2017–18).
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Won award: Liverpool Players' Player of the Season (2017–18).
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Won Premier League Golden Boot (2018).
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Awarded PFA Players' Player of the Year (2018).
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Awarded The Best FIFA Men's Player (2018).
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Awarded FIFA Puskás Award (2018).
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Awarded Footballer of the Year in England (2018).
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Awarded PFA Team of the Year (2018).
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Won Premier League Player of the Season (2018).
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Awarded FWA Footballer of the Year (2018).
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Awarded honorary citizen of the Chechen Republic presented by Chechnya (2018).
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And 2021, and finished fourth in the 2025 Ballon d'Or, respectively
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In February 2018, following a match against Tottenham, Salah donated a replica shirt to young supporter Mohamed Abdel Karim, who was previously pictured wearing a jumper reading Salah's name and shirt number.
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During the 2018 Egyptian presidential election, a large number of spoilt ballot papers, possibly more than a million, involved voters crossing out both names and writing Salah's name instead.
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Won the African Footballer of the Year with Liverpool (2017).
Won award: BBC African Footballer of the Year (2017).
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Awarded BBC Goal of the Month (2017).
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Won Premier League Player of the Month (2017).
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Awarded BBC African Footballer of the Year (2017).
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Awarded African Footballer of the Year (2017).
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Won award: BBC Goal of the Month (December 2017).
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Won award: African Footballer of the Year (2017).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (December 2017).
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Won award: PFA Player of the Month (November 2017).
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Won award: Premier League Player of the Month (November 2017).
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Won award: Africa Cup of Nations Team of the Tournament (2017).
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Won award: CAF Team of the Year (2017).
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Won award: El Heddaf Arab Footballer of the Year (2017).
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Runner-up: Africa Cup of Nations with Egypt (2017).
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Salah moved to Liverpool for £36
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Played for Liverpool F.C. (2017–2026) — 315 appearances, 191 goals.
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Won award: Globe Soccer Best Arab Player of the Year (2016).
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Awarded CAF Team of the Year (2016).
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Won award: AS Roma Player of the Season (2015–16).
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Joined Roma in 2016.
Played for AS Roma (2016–2017) — 31 appearances, 15 goals.
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Played for AS Roma (2015–2016) — 34 appearances, 14 goals.
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Played for ACF Fiorentina (2015–2015) — 16 appearances, 6 goals.
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Won: Swiss Super League with Basel (2013–14).
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Played for Chelsea F.C. (2014–2015) — 13 appearances, 2 goals.
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Joined Chelsea in 2014.
Their daughter, Makka, born in 2014, is named in honour of the Islamic holy city of Mecca.
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Is named in honour of the Islamic holy city of Mecca
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Joined Chelsea for a reported fee of £11 million, but limited gametime led to successive loans to Fiorentina and Roma, who later signed him permanently for €15 million
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Won award: El Heddaf Arab Footballer of the Year (2013).
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Won award: Swiss Super League Player of the Year (2013).
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Won: Swiss Super League with Basel (2012–13).
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Salah and his wife, Magi, married in 2013.
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Won award: CAF Most Promising Talent of the Year (2012).
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Won award: UAFA Golden Boy (2012).
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Joined FC Basel in 2012.
Played for FC Basel (2012–2014) — 47 appearances, 9 goals.
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Won award: IFFHS Best CAF Men's Player of the Decade (2011).
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Won award: IFFHS CAF Men's Team of the Decade (2011).
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Played for Egypt men's national football team (2011) — 115 appearances, 67 goals.
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Joined Al-Mokawloon al-Arab in 2010.
At Al-Mokawloon, departing in 2012 to join Basel, where he won two Swiss Super League titles
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Played for Al Mokawloon Al Arab SC (2010–2012) — 37 appearances, 11 goals.
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To reach the milestone, and the third fastest in Liverpool's history after Roger Hunt (100 goals in 144 games), and Jack Parkinson (153 games)
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Joined Al-Mokawloon al-Arab in 2006.
Joined the youth team of Al Mokawloon Al Arab aged 14 after being spotted by a scout who had originally come to watch another child play but was distracted by Salah
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And the first to do so in Premier League history
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Born 1992-06-15.
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