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The consequences of choosing Moroccan-Egyptian talent, Ramiz Hefzallah, to play for the Atlas Cubs team instead of the youthful “Pharaohs” continue to cast a shadow on the sporting environment in Egypt.
Those interested in the sport in Egypt directed harsh criticism to the local union, for not solving the file of Ramez (18 years old), a professional in the ranks of the Millwall club in the English Premier League Football Championship, given that his father is Egyptian, while his mother is Moroccan.
On his Facebook page, the former international journalist and Egyptian media Ahmed Shober, published a video under the title “The disaster of the speech of the Egyptian Football Association for the adhesion of the player Ramez, God protect him”, and said that the Football Association sent an official letter to the Millwall Club, in order to join the Egyptian player. The Moroccan Ramiz, God protect him, to the Egyptian youth team camp.
Schubert noted that in the letter, the Football Association asked the player to travel to Egypt on his personal account to be evaluated first.
Some reports indicated that the request of the Egyptian Ramez Federation to bear the costs of flying to join the Egyptian team’s camp was one of the main reasons for choosing to represent Morocco instead of the “Al Fara’a” team.
As for other reports, the accusations were leveled at Millwall, and they accused him of rejecting the request of the Egyptian Federation to fire the player to participate in the North African tournament, while he agreed to the request of the Moroccan Federation.
To clarify the truth on this matter, the Egyptian site “Vee Lagoul” contacted Steve Kavina, CEO of Millwall Club, who confirmed that his team had nothing to do with Ramez choosing to play for Morocco instead of Egypt, and explained to the same site: “The player is the one who refused to join. For the Egyptian team, and chose the Moroccan team.
He continued: “The club does not interfere at all in the choices of the players, as they are their personal decisions.”
Source: Agencies
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