A reliable source within Pyramids FC clarified the reports suggesting that the club filed a complaint with the Public Prosecution against the Egyptian Football Association regarding the player registration and transfer system crisis. The source confirmed that the matter relates to an old complaint from December 2025, not a new one against the football federation.
The source indicated that the complaint pertains to an incident involving a breach of the player transfer system managed by the responsible authority, which has raised questions due to the registration issues concerning several youth players. It was emphasized that the complaint targets the events and parties involved, including the players' guardians and the Beni Suef Football Association, rather than the Egyptian Football Association as an accused party.
The source added that the inclusion of the football federation in the proceedings is part of its collective responsibility for the registration and transfer system, as it is the body responsible for managing the electronic system that maintains player data and transfers. This allows the Public Prosecution to summon those involved and hear their statements regarding the breach and the resulting changes in registration data.
The source confirmed that Pyramids FC's position is strong and that the club's registration forms are correct, noting that the core of the crisis relates to the breach of the player transfer system, which necessitates investigations to determine who is responsible for the incident and to uncover its details.
The source concluded by emphasizing that the presence of the football federation in the investigation procedures does not imply a direct accusation against it, but rather relates to its role as the body responsible for the relevant electronic system and the entity that must clarify what occurred before the investigative authorities.
