Egyptian court rules on Mohamed Salah
The New Cairo Court has postponed the hearing of the lawyer's fee lawsuit filed against Mohamed Salah to October 4th, after his absence from today’s session, during which he was supposed to take the decisive oath regarding his financial dues. The court is demanding that lawyer Amr Farag Allah Morsi Abd El Tawaab pay approximately 255,000 Egyptian pounds, which includes legal fees as well as material and moral compensations. He indicated that Salah has not paid his fees for legal, administrative, and consultative work he performed on his behalf since 2012. The case comes at a time when Salah is facing legal challenges, while preparing for an important match with his team, Trabzonspor, in the Turkish league, after returning from Turkey to support his wife following the birth of their new baby.
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