Don't entirely trust suspicious Mo Salah update
Mohamed Salah has reportedly suffered a hamstring injury that could rule him out for the remainder of Liverpool's season. This injury coincidentally aligns with the timeline of the World Cup, raising suspicions about the validity of the update. The situation remains uncertain as Liverpool has yet to provide an official statement on Salah's condition.
- ▪Mohamed Salah went off injured during a match against Crystal Palace.
- ▪The Egyptian national team doctor claims Salah has a hamstring tear that will keep him out for four weeks.
- ▪There are suspicions regarding the timing of the injury, as it aligns with the end of Liverpool's season and the upcoming World Cup.
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