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The board of Ismaili Club issued an official statement to respond to the comments of the chairman of the competition committee of the Egyptian Football Federation, Amer Hussein.
A crisis has erupted over the past few hours, as a result of which the Darwish Board of Directors has decided to withdraw from the Arab Contractors game in the league.
The text of the declaration reads as follows:
Commenting on the strange statements made by Amer Hussein, chairman of the competition committee regarding Ismaili Club Championship matches this season and without mentioning the facts about public opinion, we list the club's matches during the last the team played on behalf of Egypt, whether Arab or African.
On November 24th, the mission of the team went to Burundi
On November 28, he played in Burundi against Mbadijer in the preliminary phase of the Champions League.
On November 30, the mission returned to Ismailia
On December 4, Ismaili played the return match against the Burundian team
On December 6th, the team's mission went to Morocco to face the hopes of the Arab championship
On December 11, the team played at Raja in Casablanca
On December 13, the mission returned to Cairo
On December 16, a match against Cameroonian cotton took place on the 32nd day of the Champions League.
On December 17, the mission traveled to face the return of cotton for more than 19 hours.
On December 22, the team played the return match against the cotton
The mission goes back to Voujin on December 24th and 26th.
The Ismaili club has not asked for more than the truth and that there is justice and respect for the name of Egypt first of all, how stubborn with this team with an Egyptian team playing in the championship is the first to win the country and bring joy to all the fans of Egypt, who turned Hula into this championship before and now The Ismaili club was and still is a great club that respects all those who work in sport in Egypt and abroad and we do not defend anything. We are simply asking for justice and the truth is that we find only intransigence for no clear reason, as if we were a club from another country.
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