Egypt’s golden star, Mohamed Salah, has once again proven why he remains Africa’s football pride. The Liverpool forward led Egypt to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a commanding 3–0 victory over Djibouti, scoring twice to secure the nation’s ticket to North America.
According to Reuters, Salah’s goals sealed Egypt’s place at the top of Group A, marking their fourth World Cup appearance. With nine goals in the qualifiers, Salah now tops the African scoring chart, underlining his dominance and consistency on the global stage.
This win didn’t just excite Egyptians—it reignited conversations about Africa’s growing presence in world football. Egypt now joins Morocco and Tunisia as early qualifiers for the 2026 tournament. As Al Jazeera notes, Salah’s leadership and relentless drive have turned Egypt into one of Africa’s most formidable football forces.
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As the world turns its eyes to 2026, Egypt’s qualification reflects not just the brilliance of Salah but the evolution of African football itself. With passion, unity, and the right leadership, the Pharaohs are ready to make history once again.
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