Liverpool has received good news regarding the Egyptian national team. According to information from TheừngnhậnđượctinvuitừđộituyểnAiCậ Athletic, Liverpool's striker Mohamed Salah will not join the Egyptian national team for the friendly matches scheduled at the end of March. Recently, Salah has been struggling with a wrist injury that he suffered while playing for the Egyptian national team in AFCON 2024 in January. After missing 6 matches for Liverpool since then, the former AS Roma star returned to play for The Kop in mid-February before sitting out for 4 matches due to a recurring wrist pain. Salah has just made his comeback by playing in the second half of the 1-1 draw with Manchester City last night. To ensure that the 31-year-old striker will not encounter any physical issues in the near future, Liverpool has requested that Salah not be called up for the upcoming international friendlies at the end of March. However, this request has been immediately rejected by the Egyptian Football Federation, as they believe that The Kop has no right to interfere in the personnel selection decision. Salah has been continuously sidelined due to injuries recently. But in recent news from The Athletic, it is revealed that the national football federation from Africa has unanimously agreed not to call up Salah for the time being, after the 31-year-old star personally discussed it with head coach Hossam Hassan. Although he will not play for the Egyptian national team, there is still a high possibility that he will appear in Liverpool's next two matches against Sparta Prague and Manchester United this week.