Amer Hussein resolves the controversy in the Al-Ahly and Enppi crisis in the 2003 Republic League

Amer Hussein, a member of the Board of Directors of the Egyptian Football Association, and Chairman of the Competitions Committee, spoke about the latest developments in the crisis of Al-Ahly and Enppi’s celebration of the 2003 Republic League, and Enppi’s complaint of forgery, after the petroleum team accused the Al-Masry player of forging his papers, and thus calculating the result of Al-Masry’s match against Enppi, which is Which makes it ahead in points over Al-Ahly club and crowned with the league title.

Hussein said in his statements to On Time Sports: "There are many procedures to investigate the Republic League crisis, The accusation of fraud is not trivial, and there are many unaccredited players’ agents who will do anything to make the boys play football.”

He added: “It was not possible to postpone the Al-Ahly and Enppi match.” The complaint reached us on April 16, and there is a maximum legal period to object to anything related to the match, except for fraud, which can be complained about when the incident is discovered at any time.

He explained: " Therefore, I cannot postpone any matches due to similar protests, and I will not postpone a match whenever someone files a forgery complaint.

He concluded: “If it is proven that the player’s cards were forged, each player’s points will be deducted.” Matches he participated in.