Mohamed Salah’s uncle has denied writing a social media post that jin88bet.one appeared to criticise Egypt coach Hossam Hassan over his allege jin88bet.one d treatment of the national team captain and other players.
Abdel Aziz Al-Bambi said his comments had been misrepresented after a post attributed to him began circulating online. Speaking on ak168app.baby ak168app.baby the Sada El Balad television channel, he explained that he had responded to the publication to reject its cl ak168app.club ai ak168app.club ms, but his intervention was subsequently confused with authorship of the original content.
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Al-Bambi insisted that he was not responsible for the ic88 statements and that his position had been wrongly presented. He stressed that neither he nor the Liverpool fo ic88 rward’s family had any intention of insulting Hossam Hassan or his twin brother, Ibrahim Hassan.
He also und ic88 ic88 erlined the family’s respect for both men, dismissing suggestions that he held a negative view of the former Egypt international or his brother.
The controversy centred on allega ic88 ic88 tions in the circulated post that Hossam Hassan had directed offensive remarks at players in the dressing room during half-time of Egypt’s match against Angola.
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The publication also discussed Salah’s standing within Egyptian football, argu lr88 lr88 ing that his influence extended beyond his performances on the pitch. It described him as an international star whose profile and com lr88 lr88 mercial value could offer opportunities for Egypt lr88 in areas beyond the sport.
Another claim in the post concerned alleged intervention by the Turkish president to facilitate Salah’s move to a Turkish club. It linked the reported interest to the Egyptian forward’ lr88 s market value and also raised questions about a visit to the player in Türkiye by Hani Abu Rida, president of the Egyptian Football Association.
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