Former Egyptian Football Association member Ahmed Mujahid launched an attack against his fellow English Liverpool and Egyptian team player Mohamed Salah, noting that he "took advantage of his popularity and his fans" against the Egyptian Federation in many old files starting with the World Cup finals "Russia 2018", and ending with the African Nations Championship Egypt 2019.
Mujahid said in statements carried by Egyptian media about youth and sports radio: "When you have the popularity and the masses, the truth is with you, there are a lot of things that took place behind the scenes but we cannot talk about it," adding: "We did not wrong Muhammad Salah, while the Football Association was wronged In a lot of things. "
The most prominent problems of Mohamed Salah with the Football Association, the article after the early exit from the recent nations of Africa, are embodied in relation to the rights of his photos during the World Cup in Russia, then a crisis of crowds and artists in the residence team of the African Championship, which also witnessed the crisis of involving his name in the issue of harassment that was convicted With his teammate, Amr Warda.
Mujahid accused Egyptian media - without calling it - in stirring up the crises between Al-Ittihad and Salah, and said: "There was some directive from some channels to fan certain things against the Football Association, and there were circumstances that occurred, but everything will reveal after years when we talk again, someone (Heat) Mohamed Salah against officials of the Football Association, and he got a lot of wrong information, and the player also exaggerated some of the hadiths as he was exaggerating things. "
On the issue of exploiting the rights of Muhammad Salah's photos and using them in the national team’s plane that left for Russia in 2018, he said: “The marketing regulations and contracts do justice to the Football Association in the crisis .. Muhammad Salah used his popularity in his management of the crisis .. The regulations and contracts explain well the right of each party to the problem, The Football Association has clear rights to this problem, but things were directed against us. "