Mohamed Salah says goodbye to Liverpool, but he will go to the World Cup.

Mohamed Salah may have played his last game for Liverpool, in news that is shaking the football world! According to Ibrahim Hassan, director of the Egyptian national team, the star of the Reds suffered a serious injury that could keep him off the pitch until the World Cup, but will certainly leave Liverpool fans in shock.

Last Saturday, Salah left the field on crutches during Liverpool’s 3-1 victory over Crystal Palace, clutching his thigh tendon, which immediately raised concerns about the severity of the injury. Now, confirmation has come from the head of the Egyptian national team himself, who has left no doubt about the grim scenario ahead.

In exclusive statements to Reuters, Ibrahim Hassan revealed: “He suffered a rupture of the thigh tendon and will need four weeks of treatment.” This news casts a shadow over the immediate future of the star, as even after the recovery period, Salah will have to work hard to regain the ideal physical condition to compete at the highest level.

As the final matchday of the Premier League approaches on May 24, when Liverpool faces Brentford at Anfield, the chances of seeing Salah on the pitch are virtually nil. Furthermore, even if he is technically fit, the possibility of an emotional farewell at home may not be considered, as the risks of a relapse and the impact on his participation in the World Cup — which takes place this summer in the United States, Canada, and Mexico — are too high.

Mohamed Salah, one of the greatest icons of Liverpool and world football, thus sees his immediate future shrouded in uncertainty. The injury not only jeopardizes his contribution in the final stretch of the English season but may also compromise his dream of shining on the biggest stage of international football. Fans and experts are eagerly awaiting more details, but the feeling is clear: Liverpool may be losing one of its greatest assets for the remainder of the season.

This is news that will shake up the transfer market and Liverpool’s strategy for the coming months. The club’s official confirmation is yet to arrive, but the warning is clear: Mohamed Salah’s era at the Reds may be coming to an abrupt and painful end.

Stay tuned for updates. The football world is on hold, and everyone hopes that the Egyptian recovers as quickly as possible to return to dazzling in major competitions. Until then, fans must prepare for the absence of a living legend of Liverpool and world football.

This article first appeared on Apito Final.