Mo Salah fights back tears as Liverpool star forced off with injury in Egypt’s Afcon 2023 clash

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MOHAMED SALAH could be seen fighting back tears after being forced off injured at Afcon.

The Liverpool star was playing for Egypt in their group-stage clash against Ghana when he was forced off.

Mohamed Salah received treatment on the pitch during the Egypt v Ghana clash

Salah was then forced off with injury

A worrying sight for Egypt and Liverpool fans.

Mohamed Salah has been forced off with injury against Ghana at #AFCON2023.

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The forward’s issue is reported to be a suspected hamstring injury.

But the Pharaohs were dealt a double-whammy blow with Mohammed Kudus netting the opener for Ghana a minute after Salah was taken off.

The extent of Salah’s injury for now remains unclear.

Depending on the grade of Salah’s injury, the 31-year-old could be out for as many as six weeks, which would end his time at Afcon.

Low-grade hamstring injuries can see players miss one or two weeks of action.

However, larger injuries can take between two and six weeks.

Egypt only drew their opening Afcon game against Mozambique thanks to Salah netting a 97th-minute penalty, while he also registered an unorthodox assist in the 2-2 draw.

He had been at his brilliant best for Liverpool before linking up with his country for Afcon.

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Salah had netted 18 goals and added nine assists in 27 games.

Liverpool sit top of the Premier League.

They host Bournemouth on Sunday hoping to extend their lead at the top.

More to follow.

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