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Issam Abdel Fattah, member of the board of governors of the Egyptian Football Federation and chairman of the referees' committee, responded to Al-Ahly's request regarding the delay in the application of video refereeing technology in Premier League matches.
The club's management sent a letter to the Football Association Tuesday night asking why the VAR had not been applied yet. (Read the statement of the national)
"Egypt has asked the International Federation to apply the VAR, and only two African countries have made this request, namely Egypt and Morocco," Abdel Fattah said in "Watch with Schubert" on "On Sport FM ".
"The International Federation replied that the referees of both countries should follow a nine-month training period."
However, "for us, theoretically, there is no problem for the leaders, and we have to keep the practical experience of the referees." Then comes the role of the candidacy at the final stage ".
"The International Federation is monitoring every step and it is assessing and giving the green light to move on to the next step."
"What we need now are the devices that the sponsoring company promised to pay."
The chairman of the Judges Committee revealed that the cost of a system would rise to $ 140,000 and that the application of technology in Egypt would require at least three systems.
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