The Algerian Union refuses to comply with the decision of the North African Union

The Algerian Football Federation (FAF) refuses to implement the decision of the North African Football Association (NAFA), which allows the free movement of players between different member states, according to a report released Sunday.
"The Algerian Football Federation does not intend to adopt the decision of the North African Union, which allows the free movement of players among the member states and considers it as local players and not as foreigners, from the winter transfer period open Saturday, "said the daily Dezad, quoted by the newspaper. Officially, unlike the Tunisian Football Federation.
The source said that the Algerian Union does not consider itself ready to implement this decision, given the regulatory and legislative framework to be prepared, particularly with regard to work permits and social security, as desired the Ministry of Labor, Employment and Social Security.
He also noted that the loser in the current situation is the Algerian club, the leaders of the professional league, which included a few days ago the Ivorian defender Assi Kuavivian, the Libyan star Muayad al-Lafi, as well as his contract l & # 39; 39, last summer with the attacker Ibrara Congo, which raises the number of foreign players. The team has three, which is contrary to the rules of the Algerian federation, which prohibits each club to contract only foreign players.
In this case, the Algerian Union will be required to sell or sell one of the three foreign players so as not to break the law.
On Wednesday, the North African Union set the deadline for member unions – Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt and Mauritania – to adopt its decision.