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The Iraqi Football Federation announced Monday that the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has suspended a temporary student for the duration of the investigation.
The Secretary General of the Iraqi Federation, Sabah Reza, said in a statement that the "Asian Union" Air Forces Amjad Radhi and Fahd were temporarily suspended following a formal notice and decided to prevent them from playing local, continental and international matches due to an investigation into the violation of Article 6 of the Federation's stimulants regulation. "
Reza added: "We have officially informed the club management of these procedures" without mentioning any other details on this subject, according to AFP.
The club's management made no comment, while the team's doctor, Ghaleb al-Moussawi, confirmed his lack of knowledge of these developments.
A source in the Iraqi Union that "The AFC record indicates that both players were checked for doping on December 7."
The Air Force club was crowned for the third time with the AFC Cup in an attempt to defeat Al-Ateen by a 2-0 win over Turkmenistan on Oct. 27 at the international Basra Stadium in the last stage of the competition.
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The Iraqi Football Federation announced Monday that the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has suspended a temporary student for the duration of the investigation.
In a statement, the secretary general of the Iraqi Football Federation said that the Asian Football Confederation "officially suspended the players of the air forces Amjad Radhi and Fahd and decided to prevent them from participating in the matches, because of the an investigation into the violation of Article 6 of the Federation's Rules on Stimulants ". .
"We have officially informed the club management of these procedures," said Reda, without giving further details on this, reported AFP.
The club management made no comment. The team's doctor, Ghaleb al-Moussawi, confirmed his lack of knowledge about these developments.
"The CAF indicates that both players were tested for doping on December 7," said a source from the Iraqi Football Federation.
The Air Force club was crowned for the third time with the AFC Cup in an attempt to defeat Al-Ateen by a 2-0 win over Turkmenistan on Oct. 27 at the international Basra Stadium in the last stage of the competition.
