CAIRO - Egyptian star Mohamed Salah has been involved with Liverpool fans in a campaign to support humanitarian relief efforts in Indonesia after an earthquake and tsunami killed more than 2,100 people.
Liverpool's official website has posted pictures of the team's stars signing on the T-shirts, which they played in the previous Napoli match in the Champions League.
The Liverpool jerseys will be sold with the signing of the stars of the English team, and donate their material return to the victims of Indonesia's Sulawesi earthquake, which caused a strong tsunami and left traces of destruction in the entire region.
The earthquake, which hit the island on September 28, has killed more than 2,100 people and wounded at least 2,500 seriously, with hundreds missing....
Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp said he would wait for the final decision on the participation of Egyptian striker Mohamed Salah and Senegalese defender Sadio Mani in front of Huddersfield Town on Saturday.
In a press conference, the German coach announced that Guinean midfielder Nabi Keita was completely excluded from the Ridds list, while Dutch defender Virgil Van Dyke was not available for the match.
Liverpool are in third place on the English Premier League table with 20 points, with Manchester City and Chelsea both in first and second place, with only goal difference.
