Salah to stop celebrating goals for Egypt's 'bloodshed'

Egyptian and FC Basel winger Mohamed Salah said on Thursday that he can't celebrate any football victory with all the turmoil striking Egypt. "I won't celebrate any goal in any competition. The situation in Egypt makes me very sad," he told . "There is nothing more important for me than the blood of my fellow countrymen. No matter how important the game would be I won't celebrate until it stops," he added. Egypt has been in deep turmoil since the ouster of president Mohamed Morsi on 3 July. At least 1,000 people were killed during clashes. The flamboyant forward produced a scintillating display on Wednesday night against Bulgarian side Ludogorets scoring twice and causing a penalty in his team's 4-2 away win. Source: ANA