Angry Loyalists: Syrian team dress made in Turkey

This comes at a time when the regime, through the Ministry of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection and the "General Customs Department", is fighting Turkish products on the market and violating those who are negotiating or selling them. carry.

Loyalists said Syrian players wore garments made in Turkey, although the contract with a German company is a blow to local companies involved in the garment industry, which is considered the right to make clothing in Turkey. team in local conditions and standards. This is in addition to the refusal to deal with Turkey, which supports the opposition, according to the regime, behind "the facilitation of the looting of Aleppo factories".

Commentators also ridiculed the eagle image, the team icon, under the shirt, while international teams place symbol images on the top of the shirt, to the right or left of the chest.

Ministry of Internal Trade's campaigns to confiscate Turkish products, store closures and the imposition of artificial fines are not included in the "doctrinal" regime dispute with Turkey . But a policy to control the local market for traders and importers badociated with the system, so as not to be affected by the trade of Turkish products facilitating smuggling to the markets of the regions of the opposition zone system.

The Loyalists did not justify the mistake of the sports federation, but also bore the responsibility of the "most influential players," believing that the Sports Union would not dare to import a shirt made in Turkey, if it did not withdraw the green light from those "superiors", which could be its goal to restore relations with Turkey. Gradually.

"The Syrian Arab Football Federation (SFA) is surprised by what has been mentioned on the pages of social networks about the jerseys of the national team," he said in a statement posted on his page. Facebook. "I am sorry to hear the opportune moment for the opening of the Asian final, and confirms that the contract with the German company Jaco was in accordance with the regulations in force three years ago.

The president of the Aleppo Chamber of Industry, Faris al-Shihabi, criticized the Syrian Football Federation and his team, saying their behavior was "flawed" before retiring and removing what He had written in social media. Al-Shihabi justified this because he did not know that the team had a Sunday match, as did other domestic industries, accusing the people of being responsible and demanding the boycott of Turkish products and Israeli and replace them in case of lack of Syrian products by Chinese, Indian, Egyptian or Vietnamese products. "Smugglers".