Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has ‘done nothing’ with Egypt, according to ex-Pharaohs mentor Hassan Shehata

Mohamed Salah has obtained absolutely nothing with Egypt and must give a lot more to his national team’s result in, according to ex-Pharaohs coach Hassan Shehata.

Shehata, who took cost of Egypt involving 2004-11 and led them to the AFCON 2006 title, did not mince his words when considering Salah’s contribution to his place in recent several years.

And Shehata thinks Egypt’s talisman should action up if they are to land silverware when once again.

Speaking to Sada al-Balad, Shehata reported: “We all know that Salah is a person of the stars of the environment and not just one particular of the stars of Egypt. The awards he took and the ambitions he scored give him the right to be the top star.

“But technically – and I’m sorry to say this – Salah has done absolutely nothing with the national group. He really should have accomplished substantially superior than he has. He ought to supply extra when he performs for his state.

“It truly is genuine [that there is a difference in quality between Liverpool and Egypt]. He need to have reported this to the officials in this article – whilst he is not the 1 who chooses the gamers – but he should’ve mentioned that the players in this article are not like the gamers in England.”

Shehata went on to clarify that he feels Salah is on a regular basis man-marked by up to three defenders when on worldwide duty, and that the team’s coaches want to help him be successful.

He explained: “The coaches have to discover a way to open the space for him.

“We need to obtain gamers to assistance him seem adequately in the pitch.”

In the meantime, Salah’s long run as a Liverpool player carries on to be uncertain. The 30-12 months-outdated is out of contract next summer time and is yet to concur an extension to his present-day contract.

It is believed that Salah’s wage requires would demand Liverpool to split their wage framework, and as these types of an deadlock has been achieved.