‘It was a shock’, Klopp addressed Salah’s injury
Asked about Mohamed Salah’s injury at a press conference this Friday, Jurgen Klopp hinted that it was a “shock” for him. This Thursday, the Liverpool and Egypt star limped off at the end of the first period during the match against Ghana (2-2). The Pharaons player collapsed on the pitch, on the verge of tears.
“We don’t know anything,” Klopp said. “I spoke to him last night and asked him how he is. With injuries like this you need to do more tests, that’s what they’re doing at this point and we’ll know more.”
“It was a shock at the time. Hamstring injuries can manifest themselves in different ways. We all know it’s very rare for Mo to get injured so it has to be something, we’ll see.” There will be ultrasound and MRI. , then we’ll see what Egypt’s plan is. But it’s too early,” continued Klopp, who does not know how long his player will be unavailable at Liverpool.
Today’s program at CAN
Day two of the group stage continues this Friday with three matches scheduled:
- Cape Verde-Mozambique in Group B at 3pm
- Senegal-Cameroon in Group C at 6pm
- Guinea-Gambia in Group C at 9pm
How to watch CAN matches: On television, it’s on beIN Sports and otherwise don’t miss RMC Sport Digital Radio throughout the CAN.
Regragui calms things down after Onahi’s controversial celebration
Walid Regragui hit back at Ezzedine Onahi’s controversial celebration during Morocco’s 3-0 win over Tanzania on Wednesday. The Moroccan coach insisted that his player did not respond to the Egyptians – and more specifically to Mostafa Mohamed – by imitating a crying child.
“A hungry coach”, Aliou Cissé confirms not being paid for months
Aliou Cisse was very clear in front of the press this Thursday about the potential unpaid salary. Ahead of the CAN 2024 shock against Cameroon, Senegal’s coach confirmed the problems for several months.
Concern for Salah
Egypt salvaged a point with a draw against Ghana (2-2) but are worried about their star Mohamed Salah, with the striker injured before the break.
Bissoma and Diarra ill during CAN
Called up by Mali to participate in CAN 2024, Yves Bissoma and Moussa Diarra were affected by the disease.
According to Sport News Africa, both players are suffering from malaria.
How to watch CAN matches
On television, it’s on beIN Sports and otherwise don’t miss RMC Sport Digital Radio throughout the CAN.
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