Khaberni - Steven Gerrard, the Liverpool legend, is concerned that the injury of star Mohamed Salah is "more serious than expected," which might prevent him from performing "the last dance" in front of the club's fans before his departure at the end of the current season.
Salah announced his departure from Liverpool last month after spending 9 seasons at Anfield, during which he became the third top scorer in the club's history and won numerous titles including the English Premier League twice and the Champions League.
"Mo" left the field during Liverpool's match against Crystal Palace on Saturday after sustaining an injury, and his coach Arne Slot has raised much uncertainty about his ability to play during the current season, while Ibrahim Hassan, the director of the Egyptian national team, confirmed to "Alarabiya.net" that the captain of "the Pharaohs" will be absent for four weeks, but should be ready to participate in the World Cup.
Steven Gerrard stated in comments via "TNT": The absence of Mohamed Salah until the end of the season would be very sad; it's hard to imagine that he played his last match with the team. But the truth is that the injury might be more serious than expected.
He continued: Everyone affiliated with Liverpool Football Club will feel sad for not being able to bid farewell to Salah in the appropriate manner, as he is a legend among the "Reds," and everyone wants to see a farewell that befits what Mohamed has provided for the team over the past years.
