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Liverpool superstar and new English Players Player of the year award winner Mohamed Salah has donated £300,000 to set up sewers to improve living conditions in his hometown, Nagrig in Egypt.
Reports say the former Chelsea striker has offered a parcel of land that will be used for the water treatment plant for his people.
The donation an equivalent of eight million Egyptian pounds is considered a fortune in the poverty-stricken region.
Nagrig Mayor Maher Shtayeh expressed gratitude to Salah for donation to his hometown. He said the treatment plant project will be we constructed and maintained.
In making this donation, Mohamed Salah has shown that he is not only a great player but also a very generous person.
The Egyptian striker joined the Reds in the summer of 2013 for £35 million. He was also at one time a Roma player.
After only one season at Anfield, the 25-year-old scored 43 goals in all competitions, and was named best player in the Premier League.
He had won the title of best African footballer and the BBC African best player award.
