Mohamed Salah donates £30,000 to build a new ambulance centre in his hometown of Nagrig in Egypt as the Liverpool star continues his incredible charitable work

Mohamed Salah has shown his generous streak again by donating £30,000 to build an ambulance station in his hometown in Egypt.

The Liverpool striker has paid for the facility to serve 30,000 people in Nagrig, which has been hit by the coronavirus pandemic. 

Salah's father, Salah Ghaly, joined regional mayor Tarek Rahmy to officially open the centre last week.

Mohamed Salah has hit new heights in Egypt after paying for an ambulance station in Nagrig

Mohamed Salah has hit new heights in Egypt after paying for an ambulance station in Nagrig

The striker is a hero in his homeland, which has suffered more than 71,000 cases of Covid-19

The striker is a hero in his homeland, which has suffered more than 71,000 cases of Covid-19

Egypt forward Salah has previously paid for a girls' school, sports facilities, medical equipment and land to build a sewage treatment plant in Nagrig.


He has donated tons of food and helped to rebuild a bomb-damaged cancer hospital during the pandemic.

The generous gesture is not the first time that Salah has splashed out to help people in Egypt

The generous gesture is not the first time that Salah has splashed out to help people in Egypt

Last month, the two-time African Footballer of the Year was said to have paid for everyone's fuel in a forecourt on Merseyside after being pictured at the service station in his Liverpool training kit.

The 28-year-old joined his teammates in wild celebrations at a hotel last week after Liverpool secured the Premier League title thanks to Manchester City's defeat at Salah's former club Chelsea.

Supporters celebrated with Salah cut-outs after the Reds won the Premier League last week

Supporters celebrated with Salah cut-outs after the Reds won the Premier League last week

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