- Mohamed Salah has entered the news again for the right reasons
- The Liverpool star made stunning donation to help poor veteran footballers in his native of Egypt
- He has also carried out many charity donations in his native Egypt
Liverpool star forward Mohamed Salah has his impressive form on the pitch to another new level by engaging in various acts of charity in his native Egypt.
Salah enjoys a heroic status back home in Egypt and it is only partly to do with his football ability - and the fact that he scored the goal that sent his nation to their first World Cup in 28 years back in October.
Mohamed Salah makes stunning donation to help Egyptian veteran footballers
The 25-year-old surprised many when he insisted that a burglar who stole from his family recently should not be charged, and instead helped him find work.
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And according to a report in Egypt, he is now donated money to help veteran Egyptian footballers who may have fallen on hard times after retiring from the game.
According to report from Egyptian football site King Fut cites radio host and former Zamalek player Khaled El-Ghandour's Salah has given €30,000 (N14.6m) to the Association of Veteran Egyptian Players.
The report claims that some of the families of the ex-players receive a monthly wage of just 400 Egyptian pounds, or £16.65.
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The former Chelsea star, Salah, has scored 21 goals in 28 appearances for Liverpool since joining the Reds from Roma in the summer, and is behind only Harry Kane in the race for the Premier League's Golden Boot with 15 league strikes.
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Source: Sports.naija.ng
ROSY CREST
Saturday, 30 December 2017