Mohamed Salah's Substitution and Reported Dispute with Hossam Hassan

What happened in the match—the substitution, Mr. Youssef.

Okay, okay. Why is it different? Are you saying Salah did that?

No, he didn't do that. But of course, there are problems, problems, problems, problems, but all these problems are hard to swallow. Still, let it pass.

Okay, so we want to wrap— But the idea that you'd— go head-to-head with the national team captain, who is Mohamed Salah, and the substitution, plus those ten photographers how do they get footage of these things?

They're paying attention to the moment when he told him, “Don't.” Ibrahim Hassan tells him, “Don't, Hossam.” and all that. That clip spread everywhere.

And then, from what I'm telling you, I mean, I'm not telling you what you know, and you know that. I'm talking about what I know.

Yeah, we're giving our opinion. No, there are things someone told me, but I don't know if they're true or not.

That, uh, Hani Abu Rida asked uh, Hossam Hassan and Ibrahim Hassan to travel to Turkey to see Salah, And they refused, saying he wasn’t fit to play, “Sure, he’s the national team captain, but a player like any other on the team,” “So we’re not going to travel to see him,” and all that.

Uh, so what’s the problem if that changes?

I mean, he changes in Trabzon and all that, and whatever.

So that was the point where we thought, “Well, let’s try to sort things out.”

Even so, it was all fine, and Hany Abou Rida went and talked to Salah and sorted things out, and he was going to come back, and Hossam Hassan was going to coach those two matches, until they found that the squad didn’t include Mohamed Salah.

Someone told me this, I don’t know— the new squad?

The squad they were going to announce didn’t include Mohamed Salah.

They had him—this is what I know. Look, let me tell you something.

Take what I’m saying, man, and throw it in the sea. Yeah.

Take what I’m saying—I’ll tell you a detail— What can you say? What are you laughing at?

I’ll tell you one thing—