Mohamed Salama explains the details of the suspension of Al Ittihad Alexandria's registration for three periods due to FIFA's Akim.
Mohamed Salama, president of Ittihad Alexandria, revealed details about the ruling issued by FIFA to suspend the club's registration for three transfer windows due to the dues owed to former player Vifor Akim. He emphasized his commitment to taking all possible legal actions to defend the club's position in this matter.
Salama stated in exclusive comments to "Youm7" that the player's dues amount to $90,000, noting that the management of the club will not stop at the issued ruling and will continue with the case until all legal stages are reached in order to resolve this crisis and protect the club's rights.
Appeal Against FIFA's Decision by Ittihad Management
The president of Ittihad confirmed his intention to file an appeal against the ruling issued by FIFA, explaining that the club has 10 days to take the necessary actions and submit the appeal before the decision becomes final. He indicated that he intends to provide documents that support the position of Ittihad in this case while working to complete the required paperwork.
Salama added that there are additional documents the club is seeking to submit to FIFA as part of its legal defense, stressing that the management will continue to act in the case during the specified period for the appeal.
He touched on the details of the Vifor Akim crisis during his time with the team, pointing out that the player had a dispute with Tamer Mustafa, the club's former head coach, revealing that the management is currently seeking to resolve this issue through legal procedures.
The penalty of suspending registration for three transfer windows poses a significant challenge for Ittihad, given the team's need to strengthen its squad during the upcoming transfer periods. This makes legal action and attempts to resolve this crisis important issues on the club's management agenda at this time.
The next steps in the case are expected to become clear after the appeal and supporting documents are submitted, while awaiting the results of the proceedings before the relevant authorities.
