Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah released a video following a personal donation, asking for help to prevent the current clash between Palestinian militant Hamas and Israel and to help affected Gaza residents. British media Mirror reported on the 19th, "Sala urged world leaders to act in a moving video appealing for Gaza relief." Salah released a video on her SNS on the 19th. Salah, who will appear in the video himself, said, "It's not easy to comment at a time like this. There was so much violence and heartbreaking cruelty. The appearance in recent weeks has been terrible. All life must be sacred and reported. This must stop, and what is clear now is that humanitarian aid to Gaza must be allowed immediately. The people there are in a terrible situation," he said. "The hospital scene was terrible. The people of Gaza are in urgent need of food, water and medicine. I urge world leaders to prevent further slaughter of innocent souls," he said, asking them to quickly stop innocent people from being harmed. As Hamas, the Palestinian militant faction that controls Gaza, fired thousands of rounds of Masay into Israel on the 7th and sent ground troops to Israel, the two sides began fighting, controversy over the Middle East conflict is also in full swing in the soccer world.

Egyptian striker Muhammad Salah (Liverpool) urged world leaders to step up to prevent innocent lives from being sacrificed amid the war between Israel and Palestinian militant Hamas. Salah posted a video on his social media (SNS) on the 18th asking for humanitarian intervention from each country in the Israeli-Palestinian war. "There is so much violence, sadness and cruelty," said Salah, who captured himself in the video speaking in a solemn, refined atmosphere against a black background. Gaza residents said with sad faces, "We urgently need food, water and medical supplies." Salah, who said, "The family is being torn to pieces," said, "All lives are sacred and must be protected. The slaughter must stop, he stressed, adding, "Humanitarian aid to Gaza should be allowed immediately." "No more slaughter of innocent souls must be prevented. I appeal to world leaders to join forces together, he said, adding, "Humanity must prevail.

A big injury caught Neymar Junior (Al Hilal) again. The Brazilian Football Association (CBF) announced on its official website on the 19th that "Neymar will undergo surgery after clinical and imaging tests in Sao Paulo this Wednesday." Brazil's national soccer team lost 0-2 to Uruguay in the fourth round of the 2026 North and Central American World Cup qualifying round at Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, Ulugua on the 18th. Brazil was dragged by Uruguay, losing points first in a tight flow. In the first half, Darwin Núñez scored the first goal, and in the second half, he took out a replacement card and tried to change, but he collapsed by allowing Nicolas de la Cruz to score an additional goal. With the loss of the match, Brazil recorded two wins, one draw and one loss side by side with Uruguay in the 2026 World Cup South American qualifiers, but Brazil was pushed to third place as Uruguay led by multiple points.