Legal: Accept the protest of victory and dissuasive sanctions for unity in this case

Citizen – Mohamed Sama

Ahmed Al-Amir pointed out that the acceptance of the Al-Nasr complaint by the Saudi Football Federation against the protest of Al-Wehda depends on the way Al-Nimr was registered with al-Wahda.

Al-Nasr had announced that he had filed a protest note against Al-Wahda after the participation of birth players in the match between the two teams in the eleventh round of the league championship.

Ahmed Al-Amir went to explain the situation in a legal manner, in these terms: In summary, the acceptance of the victory protest depends on the manner in which the professional player Ali Al-Nimr was registered in Al-Ittihad by the Al-Wahda club.

He added: If the unit has completed the registration of the player as a Saudi professional under his representation of the Saudi team, which means that he has obtained Saudi nationality in accordance with the provisions of the FIFA Statute, the claim for victory will be rejected.

He continued: If the registration of the unit player Ali al-Nimr as a birth player is excluded from joining the Saudi team and participating with him, the victory of the dispute will be accepted.

He added: If the victory is accepted, it will be because of the violation of the regulations and circulars of the Saudi Federation by the participation of only one newborn. In this case, this will be considered a lost unit of the match and will sign a fine and will stop the official who has participated for two months.

It is certain that some will wonder why the exclusion of Ali Al-Nimr as a player is born and the answer is that the list of competitions does not allow the registration of a player is not allowed to participate in the system of competition in accordance with the text of Article 3/15, and therefore the registration of the list of substitutes is contrary. He refuses before the match.

"The nationality of Ali Al-Nemer is Saudi Arabia, which means that the player's TMS system is of Saudi nationality," said Ahmed Al-Amir. "The FIFA website confirms that the player has participated in both matches approved by FIFA.

Ahmed Al-Amir said that Ali Al-Nemer was a Saudi player and had been loaned to the Spanish company Numancia, adding that the player was not registered as a Yemeni player.