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Ahmed Ali

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5 years ago

The Egyptian football player is facing a new war because of showing his support to our brothers is #Palestine .

#we_support_elneny
#palestine #palestine🇵🇸 #football #soccer #epl #arsenal #arsenalfc #gunners #coyg #coyg🔴⚪️ #gunnerz #gunnertillidie #fifa #uefa

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Posted On: May 14th 2021, 07:11 am

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The Egyptian football player is facing a new war because of showing his support to our brothers is #Palestine .

#we_support_elneny
#palestine #palestine🇵🇸 #football #soccer #epl #arsenal #arsenalfc #gunners #coyg #coyg🔴⚪️ #gunnerz #gunnertillidie #fifa #uefa

Comments (4)

xaggr

5 years ago

xaggr

النني ومحرز فخر العرب

jimmyindubai

5 years ago

jimmyindubai

Very proud of his stance. Salah was very disappointing

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