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Qatar, qualified for the semifinals of the 2019 Asian Cup in the United Arab Emirates, received a heavy blow after the UAE's Al-Ittihad newspaper announced that it had handled Qatar's nationality cards.
According to the newspaper, the problem of Qatar's manipulation in the cards of the sex of its players erupted after the defeat of Iraq in front of the goal of Iraqi-born Iraqi Bassam Al -Rawi in the game that brought them together at the 16-round Asian Cup, especially after the player issued a statement confirming that he was born in Iraq, Najaf and his family, residing in Qatar, which revealed the conflictual situation in terms of the legality of his registration as a Qatari player, where he was under the age of 23, in accordance with Article 7 of the FIFA Naturalization Act, which requires the passage of 5 years in the naturalized naturalized state of the new state after the age of 18, meaning to participate with his team After 23 years, while those who were naturalized previously according to the text of the law of the FIFA, must be for parents born in the no uvel state or be a grandfather and a grandmother born in the new student state.
The newspaper adds that the Qatari federation exploited Article 7 in its second installment and presented the birth certificate of Bassam Al-Rawi's mother as a Qatari national, although the player's mother is Amal. Adnan, a biology teacher in Iraq and also found his Iraqi father and mother, He is Adnan Juma from Qatana region in Ramadi.
A source from the Asian Union told Al Ittihad newspaper in the United Arab Emirates that the Qatari Federation had submitted its papers to the participation of naturalized players and that they were bound by a letter from FIFA allowing them to participate, but the responsibility for the health and safety of these cards lies with the Qatari and not with the Asian Union. And the Qatari Federation obtained the birth certificate of Bassam Al-Rawi's mother, as well as Al-Moez Ali, born in Qatar, until they were naturalized more than six years ago.
The South Korean Football Federation (KFA) has questioned its Asian counterpart on the eligibility of Al-Moez Ali and Bassam Al-Rawai to Qatar's quarter-final team, which will Is a free victory of Qatar.
Nizar Ahmed, the Iraqi Football Federation 's lawyer, called on the Asian Football Federation (AU) to open an investigation into the matter and called on his country' s federation to cooperate in this deal to prevent the death penalty. impose disciplinary sanctions on Qatar.
"We are certain that Bassam's mother was not born in Qatar, because in the 1970s or 1980s, no Iraqi lived or worked in Qatar." Secondly, when he left Iraq with his family after the war, they were refugees in Syria at the time, Friends of the players in Qatar who got a visa to enter Qatar in 2010 or 2011. If the mother was born in Qatar she would have entered Qatar after the civil war, not in Syria. "
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