Salah Challenges UEFA Over Palestinian Footballer’s Death In Gaza
Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has challenged UEFA for failing to clarify the death of Palestinian footballer Suleiman, known as the "Palestinian Pele," who was reportedly killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza. The Palestinian Football Association (PFA) reported the 41-year-old's death on Wednesday.
Salah, who has 19 million followers on Instagram, expressed his frustration with the ongoing conflict and called for an end to the violence in Gaza. Suleiman, who was married with two sons and three daughters, had represented the national team 24 times.
The PFA stated that his death was a tragic loss and emphasized the need to protect lives in the midst of the escalating violence. The IDF has not yet commented on the incident.
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