More good news for Liverpool, Mo Salah returns to Liverpool on one condition

Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool FC fans have received more good news after Liverpool's 4-0 win against Bournemouth in the Premier League. Mohammed Salah will travel back to Liverpool to finish his rehab for the injury he got in the AFCON Cup with Egypt. He got injured in the Egypt vs. Ghana game in the first half.

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Salah was confirmed to miss the next two games for Egypt in the AFCON Cup, and his national team is currently second in their group with Cape Verde, Ghana, and Mozambique. Egypt drew 2-2 with Mozambique in their first game of the tournament. Salah scored a crucial last-minute penalty to save Egypt a point. He also got an assist in the game and needed to win the next game against Ghana.

Before Salah would try to help his national team beat Ghana, he would get injured minutes before the halftime whistle. The game ended in another 2-2 draw for the Egyptians, who are placed second. Now Egypt, without Salah, will play 1st place team, Cape Verde. Cape Verde won their two games and are advancing to the next round. Egypt will need a draw or a win to have a chance at advancing to the next round. Salah's injury will keep him out of the first knockout game if Egypt does make it out of the group.

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Salah will return to Liverpool for rehab, but if Egypt advances to the AFCON Cup final, he will go back

After the Bournemouth game, Jurgen Klopp told the press that Salah would return to the club's institutions to be treated for his injury. He also mentioned that if Salah were to get fit and Egypt reached the final of the AFCON, nothing would prevent him from going to the Ivory Coast. This has Liverpool fans both excited and left them with mixed feelings. There is a chance for Egypt to be eliminated early, meaning Salah would be available for selection as soon as early February.