Egyptian court seeks Mohamed Salah
The New Cairo Court has issued a ruling requiring Mohamed Salah, the captain of Egypt's national team and player for Trabzonspor in Turkey, to appear in person on September 6, 2026, in a civil case concerning his claim for legal fees and legal services provided by an attorney over the years. The lawsuit was filed by an attorney who demanded that Salah settle his outstanding payments and clarified that the dispute pertains to fees for legal work and consultations carried out on his behalf, as well as claims for compensation for material and moral damages suffered by the lawyer due to not receiving his dues. This case is one of the legal disputes involving financial claims between the player and the lawyer, with Salah being required to take an oath to resolve the matter. The court emphasizes that if he fails to appear, he will be legally considered to have taken the oath, with all legal consequences that follow.
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