Mohamed Salah Left Out of Egypt Squad Over Artificial Turf Concerns
Egypt forward Mohamed Salah will not feature against South Sudan because the match will be played on artificial turf, according to the BBC.
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Egypt forward Mohamed Salah has been left out of his country's upcoming match against South Sudan because the game will be played on artificial turf, according to the BBC.
No further details on the decision-making process behind the exclusion or Salah's expected return were included in the report.
The match forms part of Egypt's ongoing fixtures, though further specifics on the schedule and competition context were not specified in the source report.
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