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Mohamed Salah lands in Russia - World Cup 2018




Earlier this weekend, Salah was spotted on the training pitch doing some final touches and stretches.

Today, the FIFA page released pictures of him as he came down the plane in Russia.
Mohamed Salah. World Cup 2018
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"As I fell down, I had in me feelings of anger and pain because I knew I was not going to be able to play on. As I walked out of the pitch, the thought of missing the world cup came into my head. I got saddened the more. But today I think I am all fit and ready to give it my all."

"Ramos reached me. But I let him know I am not okay."

These are words from Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah who had a shoulder tussle from Sergio Ramos during the Champions League finals.
Ramos Injures Salah in champions League finals
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He relentlessly worked out his arm and received treatment and in a very short while he was back on his feet and declared himself all set  to defend the colors of his country's flag in the world cup 2018.

His country and his fans world wide look forward to see him in the line up come Friday the 15th of June 2018 against Uruguay.


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