Egypt’s opposition leader demands Mo Salah sends 20% of income home

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RIYADH: Abdel-Sanad Yamama, the head of Egypt’s opposition Wafd Party and a former presidential candidate, demanded on Thursday that Liverpool football player Mohamed Salah transfers 20 percent of his monthly income to Egypt.

Yamama in a speech said: “I propose issuing a law that push Egyptians abroad to transfer a percentage of their monthly income to Egypt in dollars, and the government will return it to their families in Egyptian pounds.”

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