Salah still a doubt ahead of World Cup opener
Egypt say they still can't confirm whether Mohamed Salah will be fit enough to play in their opening World Cup game on Friday.
Egypt open their campaign against Uruguay and will also meet hosts Russia and Saudi Arabia in Group A
The Liverpool forward's been receiving treatment on the shoulder he injured in the Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid.
His country start their tournament against Uruguay on Friday.
Ehab Lehita, the managing director of the Egypt team, said: "We are keeping an eye on the situation day by day.
"We are watching the situation closely with the doctor. He has daily treatment sessions on his shoulder," he added.
Meanwhile, human rights campaigners are criticising World Cup bosses - for allowing Salah to appear with a Russian political leader accused of torture, executions and a violent purge of gay people.
He was photographed with Chechen president Ramzan Kadyrov ahead of the World Cup.
Egypt are based in Chechnya for the tournament.
Kadyrov's government claims there are no gay people in the region.
"He trains indoors as well as the gym. Today he trained on the pitch, he is gradually getting better."
