Mohamed Salah faces lawsuit in Egypt over unpaid legal fees
A court in Egypt has ordered Trabzonspor star Mohamed Salah to appear in person in a civil lawsuit filed by his former lawyer, Amr Faragallah Morsi Abdel-Tawab, over alleged unpaid legal fees.
The 14th Civil Circuit of the New Cairo Court of First Instance scheduled a hearing for the Egyptian international concerning services allegedly provided between 2012 and August 2025. The court aims to have the player take a decisive oath denying the claims. According to Peoples Gazette, Salah will miss Trabzonspor’s match against Genclerbirligi due to the court date.
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