Mohamed Salah – Bio, Age, Height, Daughter, Facts About the Footballer
He was born as Mohamed Salah Ghaly in Nagrig, Basyoun, Egypt, on June 15, 1992. Salah’s educational background is not very well known. However, records have it that the African star did not excel very much in his academics. On the other hand, he knew he had for soccer and decided to work on it.
Mohammed Salah’s dreams began to come to fulfillment in 2010 when he became a player for Egyptian Premier League Club, El Mokawloon after which he joined Basel the Swiss Club, Basel where he began showcasing his skill at the top level of European sport. He drew the attention of the top Clubs when he scored the goal that helped Basel make history of winning Chelsea for the second time in a home game.
Mohamed Salah became part of the Chelsea family after the England Club publicized in 2014 that the deal with Basel to bring Salah had been wrapped. As always, Salah went for goals for Chelsea. However, his being part of the team was cut short when he was loaned to Fiorentina in 2015.
In August 2015, Mohamed Salah joined Roma FC on loan of 5 million Euros with an option to make the contract a permanent one. For his stay with the football club, Salah appeared in several competitions, wore the number 11 Jersey and worked his way to get goals for the team which include scoring the first goal against his immediate past team, FC Fiorentina. In 2016, Salah Roma made his deal permanent. He scored goals against Udinese, Sampdoria, Astra Giurgiu, Napoli, and many others.
In 2017, Salah settled to transfer to Liverpool where he signed a contract for 50 million Euros. As in Roma, he wore the number 11 Jersey. His joining the Reds made him become the first Egyptian player of the team as well as the fastest Liverpool player to score 50 Premier League Goals in 69 games in 2018-2019 season.
Aside from the clubs he has played for, Mohamed Salah is known for playing for his country, Egypt since 2011 where he became part of the U-20 team as well as the Olympic games in 2012, CAF African Cup of Nations, 2018 FIFA World Cup and a host of others.
