Mohamed Salah's recent injury has created a sense of anticipation within the Egyptian national team's camp, as there is a crucial wait to determine the status of the star player ahead of upcoming international commitments.

Ibrahim Hassan, the manager of the Egyptian national team, revealed that he contacted Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool winger, following the injury he sustained during his team's match against Crystal Palace in the English Premier League.

The match saw Salah suffer a muscle injury, forcing him to leave the field in the 58th minute after complaining of severe pain in his hamstring, raising concerns about his physical condition.

Ibrahim Hassan said in a press statement that contact was made with Mohamed Salah to check on his condition following the injury, confirming that the national team's coaching staff is closely monitoring the situation.

He added: "We are awaiting the player's medical report to accurately assess his condition and understand all the details related to the injury."

This comes as Mohamed Salah prepares to lead the Egyptian national team in the 2026 World Cup, set to be held in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The draw placed the "Pharaohs" in Group G alongside Belgium, Iran, and New Zealand, in a strong challenge awaiting the national team.