Al-Ahly club officials refused to reduce the penalty of Mahmoud Abdel-Moneim Kahraba, the team’s player, which is estimated at one million pounds due to the crisis that the player raised during yesterday’s training session, Wednesday, with Mohamed El-Shennawy, the team goalkeeper and then with Sayed Abdel Hafiz, the football manager, and the Red Castle administration, headed by Mahmoud Al-Khatib The club president, by applying the heavy penalty to the player, although the latter confirmed that he would file a grievance with the president of Al-Ahly in order to reduce the penalty.
Al-Khatib rejects the idea of the reduction and insisted on activating the one million pounds fine against Kahraba, considering that the latter made a clear mistake during yesterday’s training and deviated from the text with the testimony of all those who attended the incident that Sayed Abdel Hafeez conveyed to the club president, so the latter agreed to a fine of one million pounds without a reduction regardless of the player’s motives to reduce the amount.
On the other hand, René Fyler, Al-Ahly’s technical director, called on the team’s players to close the file of Mahmoud Abdel-Moneim’s crisis, “Kahraba”, and Fyler stressed to the team players the need not to be affected by the electrocution crisis and get out of its aftershocks quickly in order to focus on the upcoming engagement of Al-Ahly locally and Africa.
The Swiss coach affirmed that “experience” must have a role in such situations that may have a negative impact, if the team does not override these matters quickly, so the players must overcome the electrification incident and focus on the upcoming engagements locally and Africa.
Al-Ahly is preparing for the Wadi Degla match at eight in the evening tomorrow to Friday, at Cairo Stadium in the 24th round of the Premier League championship, and Al-Ahly needs to win tomorrow also in order to quell the crisis of Mahmoud Abdel Moneim Electrolyte And to continue the domestic victories before the upcoming African clash on September 26th against Moroccan Wydad at the latter’s stadium in the first leg of the African Champions League semi-finals.
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