Egypt coach Hossam Hassan expressed optimism about the health of star striker Mohamed Salah, despite the player's second-half exit during Egypt's 1-1 World Cup draw with Iran. The result secured Egypt's place in the knock-out last-32 round by finishing second in Group G. Salah was forced off the pitch in the 57th minute, applying an icepack under his left thigh.
Salah's Condition
Hassan revealed that a detailed medical report will be prepared once the team returns to the hotel, followed by a second examination. "I spoke with Salah and, God willing, the injury doesn't seem serious," Hassan said. "He assured me it would be fine, that it's not a serious injury."
Next Match
Egypt is set to face Australia in Dallas on July 3 for a place in the last 16 of the World Cup. The team will be hoping for a full recovery of Salah, who is crucial to their chances in the tournament.
Background
Mohamed Salah is one of Egypt's key players, known for his exceptional performance on the field. His potential absence could significantly impact the team's strategy and performance in upcoming matches.
