A former Saudi star threatened to "amputate her feet"

The doctors will decide on Sunday whether they will be able to keep the feet of the former Saudi Arabian Mustafa Idris, or amputate them, according to the Saudi daily Okaz.

"After 17 years spent at the stadiums of former international advocate Mustafa Idris, doctors will decide today whether they can keep it on their feet or amputate them," she said.

The newspaper quoted medical sources who had seen the condition of the player, who was suffering from diabetes, confirming that the doctors were trying to resolve the decision to amputate his foot or not today.

Idris was named Saudi defender after leaving Al Ahli (Saudi Arabia), who played between 1987 and 1989, and Saudi Al-Nasr, who played between 1989 and 2000.

It seems that the end of Driss's football career was not as happy as that of many of his peers: he had to leave football and work as a security guard in the private sector with a modest salary, according to Okaz .