A video behind Mohamed Salah's infection with the Corona virus

Fans brought back the player Egyptian The international, Mohamed Salah, posted a video of him a few days ago few At the wedding of his brother Nasr, hinting at the possibility that he had been infected during the party that gathered a good number of invitees, in light of the outbreak of the Corona pandemic.

While Salah appeared dancing with his brother, putting the muzzle under his chin, among a large number of friends and relatives who also appeared without masks!

It is noteworthy that the Egyptian Football Association had announced yesterday, Friday, that the result of the second swipe of the Liverpool striker was positive, which means his absence from facing Togo in the African Nations Cup qualifiers today, Saturday.

He also added in a statement on his Facebook page that “a second swab was carried out for the national team star, and the result showed a positive case. He explained that all measures are being taken and the international medical protocol necessary for the case is being followed by Muhammad Sultan, head of the medical committee of the federation, and Muhammad Abul-Ela, the doctor of the national team.

Asymptomatic injury

The first swab also showed the player's injury, but the Egyptian Federation decided to conduct a second swab to confirm the injury. However, the international player does not suffer from any symptoms, and a special room has been prepared for him for isolation and another room for medical follow-up, at a time when the team doctor is communicating with the head of the medical staff of Liverpool for follow-up and coordination, according to what the Federation confirmed.

Three players from the national teams of Egypt and Togo were confirmed to be infected with Corona, but the Egyptian Federation did not specify their identity.

After the wedding tribute

Today, Egypt will host Togo in the third round of Group G of the 2022 Nations Cup qualifiers in Cameroon.

It is noteworthy that, during the past few days, Salah attended, along with his brother's wedding, a tribute ceremony held by the local federation for him after winning the English Premier League title last season with Liverpool.