Tension as Mohamed Salah's Coach Sacked Due to Interview on National Television

• Ehab Galal has been thrown out as the coach of the Egyptian national football team after just two months in charge
• Egypt have not enjoyed a great run of results and the country's Football Chiefs want to change the situation
• Gamal Allam who is the head of the Egyptian FA has disclosed that they are now looking for another coach

Ehab Galal has reportedly been sacked as the coach of Egyptian national senior football team with Mohamed Salah and his teammates said to be stunned when they heard about the development.

An interview he conducted on national television is said to have led to his sacking as those in charge of football in Egypt are now looking for another coach.

According to the report on Daily Star, Gamal Allam who is the head of the Egyptian Football Federation explained that his board are not impressed with the team's recent performance.

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Egypt national team recently lost against Ethiopia 2-0 before they were also beaten 4-1 by South Korea.

Gamal Allam's reaction to Ehab Galal's sacking

“We are looking to correct our mistake.

“I asked the man in charge of money at the federation whether we had dollars in the safe to pay for another foreign coach. He told me we didn’t.

“We chose an Egyptian coach because of the country’s economic situation and the rising value of the dollar.”

Egypt FA chiefs will now hope to get a new coach before their next game against Malawi in September in 2023 African Cup of Nations qualifiers.

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Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Mohamed Salah made some surprise picks in his five-a-side team.

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The Liverpool star was asked to pick his teammates by Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand. Salah surprisingly opted for Robert Firmino over Sadio Mane in his team that was laden with attackers.

There have always been unconfirmed reports about a cold war between Salah and Mane.

Liverpool’s head coach Jurgen Klopp has in the past denied rumours of such a rift as the two have continued to produce impressive numbers for Liverpool upfront. Mane has however expressed his desire to quit Anfield this summer with Bayern Munich leading the race to sign him.