One of them is Omar Marmoush.. What did the Egyptian players write to Mohamed Salah after the Malawi match?

- Mohamed Salah and his teammates in the Egyptian national team defeated the Malawi national team with a score of 0-5, on the grounds of Cairo International Stadium, on Friday, in the third round of qualifiers for the 2027 African Cup of Nations. Salah had scored two goals during the match, the first from a header in the 84th minute and the second from the penalty mark in stoppage time 90+5.

After the match, Mohamed Salah posted a picture holding a piece of paper with the number 70 written on it, referring to the number of his international goals. The players of the “Pharaohs” team were keen to congratulate Salah on reaching this number of goals, as Omar Marmoush posted, via the “Story” feature on the Instagram platform, on Saturday night, a picture of himself with the 34-year-old star, and commented, saying: “Congratulations, history.”

Mahmoud Mamdouh posted a picture of himself with Mohamed Salah and attached it to an emoji of “The King’s Crown.” Mustafa Mohamed wrote: “The greatest scorer in the history of Egyptian football, an immortal legend. History has a name, and this name belongs to the legendary Egyptian king.”

Ali Maher, the new coach of the “Pharaohs” team, said in a press conference: “I congratulate Salah on his achievement, and I repeat that Salah is the most beautiful thing that has happened to Egyptian football. He is a great value, and before his technical capabilities, he is a role model for all players.”