Shocking leaks to the Egyptians .. Mohamed Salah is not the best in Africa!
Egyptian media revealed their feelings of great frustration after the recent leaks of the name of the winner of the award for the best player in Africa, which will be announced Thursday during a ceremony to be held in Morocco, noting that the Egyptian star Mohamed Salah will not win the title after the Senegalese Sadio Mane, his former colleague in Liverpool, who moved this summer. Bayern Munich is the list of nominations and its preparation for the ascension to the podium, the best player on the continent.
And the Egyptian Sada Al-Balad channel stated that leaks indicate that Mane has resolved the competition for the prize, which is competing for the seven big stars, who are: Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah, and the Algerian Riyad Mahrez of Manchester City, the Cameroonian Karl Toko Ekambi of Lyon, and his compatriot Vincent Abu Bakr, the player of victory, Ivory Coast striker Sebastian Haller of Ajax, Senegalese goalkeeper Edward Mendy of Chelsea.
It is noteworthy that Mane achieved remarkable successes with his country after he led Senegal to win the 2021 African Nations Cup at the expense of the Egyptian team and its leader Mohamed Salah, and not only that, but also prevented him from appearing in the World Cup "Qatar 2022".
Despite his failures with the national team, Mohamed Salah achieved individual achievements and important numbers with his club Liverpool last season, most notably the coronation of the English League Cup and the top scorer and best maker awards in the English Premier League, in which Liverpool finished runners-up to rival Manchester City.
List of nominees for the African Player of the Year award
Senegalese Sadio Mane (Bayern Munich)
Egyptian Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
Algerian Riyad Mahrez (Manchester City)
Senegalese Edward Mendy (Chelsea)
Cameroonian Vincent Abubakar (Victory)
Cameroonian Karl Toko Ekambi (Lyon)
Ivory Coast Sebastian Haller (Ajax)
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