Former Ivory Coast national team star Kolo Touré sent a message to Mohamed Salah ahead of the anticipated match between Egypt and Ivory Coast next Wednesday. Touré urged Salah to stay with Liverpool and not leave the club for money, especially at this age. He emphasized during a television interview on the "Remontada" program on Al-Mehwar channel that he has many memories from matches against Egypt, which had a golden generation that played many games against them. He noted that the upcoming match against Egypt in the round of 16 of the Africa Cup of Nations is particularly challenging.
Speaking about the standout players in the Egyptian national team, he sent a message to Mohamed Salah, stating: "Mohamed Salah should continue at Liverpool; he has the chance to become a legend at the club due to the love the fans have for him. He is currently 30 years old, so he shouldn't just look for money. He should spend his final years in football with the club he loves and become a legend for the fans."
The Ivory Coast star also expressed his sadness over former Egyptian player Amr Zaki mocking him by posting a picture of himself dribbling during the match between Egypt and Ivory Coast in Ghana at the Africa Cup of Nations in 2008, which ended with a 4-1 victory for the Pharaohs. He said: "I have succeeded in outperforming many major competitors, but I have never belittled anyone before, so I was very sad about the idea of being mocked through his official social media accounts."
