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Mohamed Salah, the English Liverpool star, scored his first “super hat-trick” with the Egyptian national team against Djibouti, in the first round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, taking him to the throne of the Pharaohs’ top scorers in the World Cup qualifiers.
With this quartet, the English Liverpool star became the all-time top scorer for the Egyptian national team in the World Cup qualifiers with 15 goals, surpassing former national team star Mohamed Aboutrika (14).
Salah also surpassed Amr Zaki, the Egyptian national team legend, who scored 12 goals.
🔴 The Egyptian national team returns to Cairo Stadium again 🇪🇬#Encourage_Egypt On Thursday at 6 pm in the match between Egypt and Djibouti in the first round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers
The price of third class tickets was set at 30 pounds, while the price of second class tickets was set at 50 pounds, and first class tickets were set at 75 pounds, while… pic.twitter.com/xxZVnv1LVo
— EFA.eg (@EFA) November 14, 2023
Salah scored two goals during the 17th and 22nd minutes of the first half, before adding two more goals in the second half in the 48th and 69th minutes.
Salah scored a hat-trick for the first time with the Egyptian national team since facing Zimbabwe on June 9, 2013.
The last goal Salah scored in the “Pharaohs” jersey dates back to last March 28, when he scored against Malawi in the qualifiers for the African Cup of Nations.
Salah did not score against Guinea in the Nations Cup qualifiers, nor in the three friendlies against Tunisia, Zambia and Algeria.
Salah raised his tally to 55 goals, in second place in the national team’s top scorers, behind Hossam Hassan, the leader, with 68 goals.
Egypt topped the first group, two points ahead of Ethiopia and Sierra Leone, after they tied 0-0 in a match held earlier Thursday.
