LONDON (Reuters) - Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah has been hit hard by Real Madrid in the firefight that is currently underway on the Olympic stadium in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev in the final of the current season of the Champions League.
Ramos had to intervene violently against Mohammed Salah in the 26th minute, stopping playing for several minutes to treat the Egyptian pharaoh before falling again due to shoulder pain and failing to complete the game by 30 minutes to replace him and get out of the field crying after taking off his shoulder.
Commenting on the injury, Dr. Ashraf Nihad Muharram, professor of orthopedics and injury surgery at the Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, and a member of the Board of Examiners of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, said: "The shoulder dislocation of the injuries affecting the players of football, . "
"In the case of Mohammed Salah's injury, his shoulder needs to be answered immediately and then undergo medical tests that will determine the next step. If the injury is mild, he will undergo treatment for two weeks and then return to practice football again."
In the case of serious injury, Dr. Muharram explained that the worst scenario is to undergo surgery and in the case of two months will be out of action.
A member of the Board of Examiners of the Royal College of Surgeons in London said that Salah may not undergo surgery even if the injury is strong and return to participate after two weeks, but the risk will be in the case of injury again, and therefore will be forced to perform surgery.
The national team is preparing for the World Cup, where the Pharaohs will play the first game after 20 days against Uruguay in Group A.
