Mohamed Salah

EGY

• #10 • Attacking Midfielder

Mohamed Salah

EGY

• #10 • Attacking Midfielder

Club

Liverpool

League

Premier League

Position

Role

Shadow Striker

Birthdate (Age)

Jun 15, 1992 (34)

Preferred Foot

Left

Height

5'9"

Weight

157 lb

National Team

Egypt

Ranking

7thout of 224

Overall Grade6464th/224

Impact score7.74th/224

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Timeline

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Grades

Key Grades

This season

Overall

64th/224 MID

Passing

72nd/223 MID

69.2

Pressured Passing

24th/221 MID

80.7

Dribbling

74th/104 MID

55.7

Ball Carrying

153rd/157 MID

51.3

Shooting

16th/123 MID

72.5

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This season

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Appearances

171

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Matches

News

Jun 28, 2026

Trending upward

Salah (hamstring) received treatment immediately after the Iran match as he is expected to be available against Australia on Friday, according to manager Ibrahim Hassan per ON Sport.

Analysis: Salah required immediate treatment after sustaining a hamstring strain during Egypt's draw with Iran on Saturday night, but early evaluations indicate the issue is not severe, keeping him on track to feature in Friday's matchup against Australia as long as his recovery continues smoothly. He has been vital for Egypt throughout the group stage, contributing one goal and two assists across three matches, and his presence remains essential as the team prepares for its first knockout‑round appearance of the tournament.

Jun 16, 2026

Assist in strong central display

Salah assisted once to go with one shot (one on goal), three crosses (zero accurate) and three corners in Monday's 1-1 draw against Belgium.

Analysis: Salah operated in a different role for Egypt in the game, stationed centrally behind Omar Marmoush in a role coach Hossam Hassan designed to harness his creativity and the vision that sets him apart from most players in the squad. That quality showed in the clearest possible way for Egypt's goal as one of his three chances created in the game resulted in an assist, when he threaded a pass to find Emam Ashour in space and the midfielder did the rest with a perfect long-range strike. The role also freed him from the defensive burden of constantly tracking back to support the right back Mohamed Hany against Jeremy Doku, one of the most dangerous dribblers in the tournament. He turned in one of his best Egypt showings and heads into the next game against New Zealand with momentum, facing on paper the group's weakest defense at a moment when goals scored could prove the difference in deciding who tops the group.