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Lulic apologizes to Mohamed Salah "I am Sorry" in four languages

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By Think Marketing Published November 10, 2015 Engagement Strategy Facebook
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Roma attacker Mohamed Salah faces a six-week spell on the sidelines after sustaining an ankle injury in Rome Derby over Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico. The Bosnian’s player Senad Lulic tackle on the Egyptian beloved player angered the Giallorossi coach who said that players need to be protected by referees but the injury angered the Egyptians even more.

The Egyptian international featured from the start but was taken off on a stretcher just before the hour mark following a challenge from Lazio’s Senad Lulic.

Egyptians on Social Media//

The Egyptians slammed Lazio’s Senad Lulic on his facebook fan page for injuring Mohammed Salah during the Rome Derby.

Egyptians comments on Mohamed Salah injury

Senad Lulic Social Media Reaction//

Bosnia international Senad Lulic took to social media this evening to apologise in 4 different languages for the challenge and make the point that it was unintentional.

“Football is a game where you win and sometimes you lose,” he wrote on his Facebook page.

“True athletes never take aim at someone to harm them and I didn’t want to hurt Salah.”

“I wish Salah a speedy recovery from injury.”

“I am sorry for your injury Mohamed Salah; it was not my intention to hurt you. I hope to see you soon back on the field,” he added

Fudbal je igra u kojoj nekad pobijedis, a nekad izgubis. Zbog fudbala se radujemo i placemo, a svi dajemo sve od sebe za…

Posted by Senad Lulic on Monday, November 9, 2015

“Mohamed Salah has undergone medical tests this morning after being forced off with an ankle injury in the 58th minute of last night’s derby win over Lazio at the Stadio Olimpico following a challenge from Senad Lulic,” a statement on the club’s website reads.




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