Mohamed Salah – The Proud Symbol of Egyptian Football

Mohamed Salah, often called the “Pharaoh” of Egyptian football, is one of the world’s leading players today. With his natural talent and relentless efforts, he has not only become a symbol of Liverpool FC but also of the entire Egyptian nation. PLDT777 will join you in learning about Mohamed Salah’s career through each stage, from the early days to the pinnacle of glory, along with the incredible achievements he has made.

Mohamed Salah Ghaly, born on June 15, 1992, in Nagrig, Egypt, is a professional footballer currently playing for Liverpool FC in the Premier League and the Egyptian national team. Salah is known for his outstanding speed, exquisite dribbling ability, and excellent finishing technique. He plays as a right winger and has made his mark with a series of important goals for his club and national team.

In addition to his excellent football skills, Mohamed Salah is also known for his noble sportsmanship and simple lifestyle, making him an example for millions of football fans.

Mohamed Salah’s career has gone through stages, from his early steps playing for small clubs to becoming a star in big arenas.

Mohamed Salah began his career at Al Mokawloon, a club in the Egyptian national championship. He quickly proved his outstanding talent thanks to his speed and skillful dribbling ability. However, because Egyptian football did not have an influence in the world at that time, Salah’s career was still quite secretive.

In 2012, the Egyptian national championship was postponed indefinitely after the tragic incident at Port Said Stadium, prompting Salah to seek opportunities to develop his career abroad.

After impressing in international tournaments with the Egypt U23 team, Salah was signed by FC Basel (Switzerland) in 2012. This was an important step in his career played in Europe, where Salah began to receive attention from bigger clubs.

At FC Basel, Mohamed Salah played a major role in helping the team win the Swiss Super League in the 2012-2013 season and reach the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa League. This was the period when Salah began to affirm his name on the international stage.

In 2014, Chelsea, one of the biggest clubs in the Premier League, signed Mohamed Salah after he made a strong impression when facing them while playing for Basel. However, Salah’s time at Chelsea was not as expected. He struggled to adapt to the new environment and was often on the bench because he was not in the plans of coach Jose Mourinho.

This led to Salah being loaned to Fiorentina and AS Roma in the 2015-2016 season, where he regained his peak form.

While playing for AS Roma, Mohamed Salah’s excellent form as he became one of the most dangerous attackers in Serie A. He scored 15 goals in the 2016-2017 season and helped Roma win the Serie A runners-up. Here, Salah perfected his skills and became a more complete player.

His shining at Roma brought him the attention of many big clubs, and eventually, Liverpool decided to bring him back to the Premier League.

In 2017, player Mohamed Salah officially joined Liverpool with a record contract at the time for the club, and this was a turning point in his career. In his first season (2017-2018), Salah scored 32 goals in the Premier League, breaking the tournament record and winning the Golden Boot award.

Not only that, Salah helped Liverpool win the 2018-2019 Champions League and was a factor in the 2019-2020 Premier League championship, ending Liverpool’s 30-year wait. Mohamed Salah has become a living legend at Anfield and an indispensable symbol of contemporary football.

Mohamed Salah’s Outstanding Achievements

Club level achievements

National team achievements