Mido is sentenced to a prison term and a fine of half a million riyals after being fired from the Saudi unit

It seems that the story of Egyptian coach Ahmed Hossam "Mido" does not end with the decision of the board of directors of Al-Wehda Saudi Arabia to dismiss the coach because there is another chapter that is the announcement of the fan who verbally attacked him. The intention to sue the Egyptian coach is a crime. An abusive tweet from the coach was published against the Saudi fan.

Mido took over from coach of Saudi club Al-Wehda over a three-month period during which he played 13 games, winning 6 games, 3 draws and 3 losses.

The Mido crisis began after the publication of a photo of him on his personal account on Twitter, commenting on one of the Saudi fans of Saudi club Al-Wehda: "Ask for an exemption from the task of forming unity, God willing, happy. We understand your solutions, but it does not work .. I think I miss you. You understand your words better, but your training does not please you, "says Mido.

Al-Wehda club supporters, humiliated by Mido in his response, demanded his dismissal of Al-Wahda's training, which did not subside throughout the day. Mido had to announce that his account had been hacked on Twitter. However, this argument did not accompany him in front of the Saudi fans and the Al Wahda club board, who decided to send him back in response to the wishes of his supporters.

The Mido crisis did not end with the dismissal of the Saudi team until Al-Wahda supporters, insulted and insulted by foreigners, announced their plans. intention to sue Mido under Saudi law in order to remove the case to Saudi Arabia Al Ittihad and Al Wahda Club.

Under Saudi law, if that person is insulted, Mido's fate shall not exceed one year's imprisonment or a fine of up to 500,000 Saudi Riyals, or both, in accordance with article 3 of the law on electronic crime. Saudi Arabia.

If the Saudi fan persists in his intention to sue Mido, he can write a new page that could have received Mido in Saudi prisons following a slip of the tongue on Twitter if he can not prove that his account was hacked at the time of publication.