“Special” A new move within the Football Association regarding Shikabala, which may result in a new awaited decision
A source from within the Egyptian Football Association revealed the current position regarding the punishment of Mahmoud Shikabala, the Zamalek player.
This is in light of the player receiving a ruling from the Sports Settlement and Arbitration Center to suspend him for 8 matches and fine him 250 thousand pounds.
A source from within the Football Association revealed a session in the Football Association during the hours of the petition submitted by Shikabala against his punishment.
Where Shikabala revealed in previous periods that he had submitted a new petition to the Football Association against the penalty, supported by the decision of the Sports Settlement and Arbitration Center in his favour.
A source from the Football Association confirmed that the new session and consideration of the petition is in the interest of the player’s future, especially that he is over 28 years old.
He stressed that it may be sufficient for the player to be suspended from the matches, as he missed three local matches out of the 8 matches.
Or, the penalty may be reduced to 4 matches, and therefore he will only miss the Ismaily match and then return to participate again with the team.
Carteron comments on the cause of the loss of the summit and confirms: The competitor was the reason for my absence from the press conference:
French coach Patrice Carteron, coach of Zamalek, refused to blame his players for yesterday's heavy loss against Al-Ahly in the league.
Where Zamalek lost to Al-Ahly in the top match in the third round of the league at Cairo Stadium 5-3.
And through new press statements, Carteron confirmed that he bears the responsibility for yesterday's loss, stressing that he is confident in the ability of his players and in returning to victories again stronger.
They confirmed that losing is difficult in the end, regardless of the shortening of the difference that occurred from 5-1 to 5-3.
On the reason for not attending the match press conference, Carteron confirmed that it was because the opponent did not respect them properly.
He stressed that the competitor had been celebrating abroad for long periods and did not appreciate the value of time, and they were late in coming to the conference hall to attend the conference.
He added that each party must know the time that comes to it in order to comment on the match.
Carteron refused to reveal what he told the team's players between the two halves, stressing that this is a secret.
Carteron left Cairo to spend a small vacation in his country, to return to prepare for the Ismaili match on November 19.
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