Forbes Middle East for Mohamed Salah and Nour El Sherbini and Shorbagy: Talents made history
Egypt's Forbes Middle East magazine has named Mohammed Salah, the Liverpool star of England and Egypt, Noor Al-Sherbini as the world's second-ranked squash champion and world champion, Mohammed Al-Shorbagy, the world's second-ranked squash champion.
The selection of the magazine for the Egyptian trio came in addition to Morocco's Ashrafi Hakimi of Borussia Dortmund and the Moroccan team, due to the great achievements they made in both football and squash.
The magazine said that Mohammed Salah is currently one of the best players in Europe, especially after he succeeded in leading Liverpool to crown the Champions League and also won the gold shoes for the second season in a row in the English league.
The 23-year-old Noor Al-Sherbini said she achieved many achievements at a young age. She began playing the game at the age of six and became the youngest player to crown the world championship in the women's under-19 competitions.
The 28-year-old Mohammed Al-Shorbagi has managed to maintain the top spot in the men's world rankings for 40 consecutive months, winning 35 squash titles, including the US Open 3 times, four Hong Kong titles, two Open Britain tournaments and two championships.
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