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The Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool player, was crowned the best footballer in the world last year 2020, according to the public’s choices in the “Russia Today” survey, after the impressive levels presented by the star of the national team with the Reds in various tournaments, and Mohamed Salah came in center. The first for the “Russia Today” referendum on the election of the best footballer of the year 2020, where he obtained 28.5% of the votes of the fans participating in the referendum, which amounted to 11,761 people from around the world, surpassing the German Manuel Neuer, the German goalkeeper for Bayern Munich, who finished second with 21.1%.
Cristiano Ronaldo, the Italian Juventus star, was third in the referendum behind Mohamed Salah and Noir, with a rate of 14.8. %While his Argentine rival, Lionel Messi, the Spanish captain of Barcelona, was fourth with 9.3%, and Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski was fifth with 5.8%.
Mohamed Salah recently ranked the top scorer in the English Premier League in 2020 with 23 goals, 5 goals behind their closest stadiums, after year-end Premier League matches, in which the Reds drew negatively against Newcastle in within the framework of the 16th round matches organized by St. James Park. .
Mohamed Salah scored 23 goals in 2020 in the English Premier League, to top the scorers table for the second time in his history, after he managed to snatch the title from him in 2018.
Mohamed Salah excels in the race for the best player in the world from Russia today
The Egyptian international, Mohamed Salah, had settled the “Russia Today” referendum fight to choose the best Arab player in 2020, by a slight difference with his closest Algerian competitor, Riyad Mahrez, after the vote of yesterday afternoon, in which some 19,412 people participated in various parts of the world.
Muhammad Salah managed to obtain 31.2% of the number of votes that participated, while Riyad Mahrez ranked second with 27.8%, and Moroccan Hakim Ziyash came third with 24.6%, while Omar Al Somah scored a weak presence in the 5.3% rate in fifth place behind fourth-ranked Salem Al-Dossary, who posted 5.4%.
The Iraqi Muhannad Ali ranked sixth with 2.4%, and finally the Jordanian Musa Al-Taamari with 1.5%.
