No more lies, the truth of Salah's injury and how long he would be out for

The African Cup of Nations is still going on, where Liverpool Pharaoh Mohamed Salah is playing in the cup with the Egyptian national team, although Salah is one of the best players in the world, his team does not seem to be in great shape. After Egypt's second game in the cup, the Pharaohs have only two points from two two-goal draws, first against Mozambique and then against Ghana, with the latter being a bad game.

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Mohamed Salah has generated a lot of uncertainty at Anfield and in Egypt after coming on as a substitute in Egypt's second match at the Africa Cup of Nations, where they drew against Ghana. Salah came on at half-time, so this could undoubtedly be bad news for Jürgen Klopp.

The draw against Ghana in Egypt's second match has been the worst so far, as it leaves the Pharaohs with little chance of qualifying for the next round, as well as leaving Salah injured. This further complicates Egypt's situation in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Despite this, Mohamed Salah's injury does not appear to be as serious as first thought, as after coming off against Ghana it was thought to be a hamstring injury, which would take a long time to recover from, which would undoubtedly affect Egypt's performance in the Africa Cup and the Reds going into the second half of the season.

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When Pharaoh could return from Africa Cup injury

Within the Egypt squad, Mohamed Salah's injury has been played down, with one source reporting that: "If it was a Champions League final, he would have carried on," said one, while another was hopeful that Salah would be allowed to continue if Rui Vitoria's side reached the last 16. Also according to the same report, Salah is said to have suffered a back muscle injury rather than a hamstring injury. So he would not be out of action for long and would be ready as soon as possible to be at the service of Jürgen Klopp and his national team to advance to the next stage.