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The star Sherine Abdel Wahab rejected the attack campaign against the attacking football player, Mohamed Salah, and blamed him for Egypt’s exit from the World Cup 2022 qualifiers after the first penalty kick was missed. Sherine renewed her support for Salah and said that he will remain the pride of the Arabs.
Sherine Abdel Wahab, who is always keen to support international player Mohamed Salah and celebrate his global achievements, responded to a massive offensive campaign against striker Mohamed Salah that swept social media sites and blamed her for Egypt’s failure to reach the World Cup after losing yesterday to its counterpart, Senegal.
Sherine tweeted on her Twitter account that she supports the Egyptian football team and its striker, Mohamed Salah, saying: Our confidence in our team will be permanent and eternal, and Egypt will be dearly preferred to us and in our eyes.
She added, “Oh Salah, you will remain our pride and the pride of all Arabs. Long live Egypt and God’s destiny and whatever he wants he did.”
It is noteworthy that Sherine’s fans accused her of “drumming” and demanded her to criticize Salah and the Egyptian team, and one of her followers said: Criticize, Sherry, no drums, my sister, unfortunately, the pride of the Arabs did nothing for the team this time. The mistake and we fix it, as well as Salah tightens himself a little, my hero you say any words without meaning just to talk and salvation.
It is noteworthy that Mohamed Salah had previously intervened to support Sherine Abdel Wahab, after a decision was made to prevent her from practicing the profession of a singer after the famous “slip of the tongue” during the ceremony that was held in Bahrain, and Sherine then appeared in a picture while practicing yoga to train on emotional stability and stability. Emotional in the same way the Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah.