Salah, condemned by justice in England

Mohamed Salah This summer he changed Liverpool for Türkiye to sign for the Trabzonspor and, after a difficult start, he continues to maintain his goal-scoring instinct at the age of 34, as demonstrated by the three goals he scored on Saturday neither more nor less than at Galatasaray, Süper Lig champion (4-0). In total he has seven goals in six games in the championship and his team is only three points behind the lead.

Salah is little by little leaving behind his legendary time at Liverpool, although yesterday in England, as revealed by the BBC, a court banned him from driving for six months after an incident in which he was involved on March 27 for driving his Rolls-Royce at a higher speed than permitted.

Did not provide information to the police

According to court documents, Salah did not inform police who was driving the vehicle when it was caught on radar traveling at 36 miles per hour (58 km/h) on a stretch of road with a 30 mile per hour (48 km/h) limit in Wilmslow, Cheshire.

Salah did not respond to the notice of charge served by Cheshire Police or make any allegations. At a hearing today at Warrington Unified Court, the Egyptian footballer was given a six-month driving disqualification and ordered to pay £1,044 (€1,400).

According to a court spokeswoman, Salah has been convicted of failing to provide information regarding the identification of the driver of the Rolls-Royce.

The speeding offense occurred just three days after Salah announced that he would leave Liverpool after nine years at Anfield after then coach Arne Slot left him on the bench for some games.