With these words my heart is with you. Salah mourns Queen Elizabeth and sends a message to the royal family

With these words my heart is with you. Salah mourns Queen Elizabeth and sends a message to the royal family

Through his official account on the social networking platform "Twitter

 the Egyptian player "Mohamed Salah" dedicated his honor to Queen Elizabeth II, who died a few days 

ago, and on the other hand, the Liverpool team managed to kidnap him. .

 A fatal victory for its guest "Ajax". Amsterdam, among its ranks, is the Dutch star Mohamed Salah.

Today, the people of Great Britain and the world pay tribute and bid a final farewell to her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, commemorating her legacy and unwavering service. My thoughts are with the Royal Family on this historic and emotional day. pic.twitter.com/CdBq1cU2rT

— Mohamed Salah (@MoSalah) September 19, 2022

And it is that the Egyptian pharaoh and the star of Liverpool, the Egyptian player Mohamed Salah, 

published, through his official account on Twitter,

 an elegy for Queen Elizabeth II, who died a few days ago,

 and Salah said in the post he published, that the British people bid farewell to the world Her Majesty 

Queen Elizabeth II once and for all in perpetuity In memory of her legacy,

 Salah sent a message to the 

royal family on this day in which he said that his heart goes out to the royal family.

02 family on this day. the day you described. as "emotional and historical".

While some criticized the Egyptian player for his condolences on the death of the queen.

 They said he did not know the colonial history and what Great Britain did in his country.

Last year, Salah received an invitation from Britain's Crown Prince William to attend the

 "Earth Shot" award ceremony honoring winners for providing solutions

 to environmental problems and climate change.

At that moment, the photographer's cameras recorded the exchange 

of conversations between Prince William and Salah on the sidelines of the event.

Thousands of people crowded the streets at the Queen's final farewell.